<h1>India-US Aim for $500B Trade by 2030 with Bilateral Trade Agreement; Talks Focus on Growth and Security</h1> India and the United States concluded trade talks in New Delhi, aiming to expand bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030 through a Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA). Representatives from both countries discussed promoting growth, fairness, security, and job creation. They reached an understanding on next steps, planning to finalize the first tranche of the BTA by fall 2025. Upcoming virtual sectoral expert engagements will prepare for in-person negotiations. Discussions included increasing market access, reducing trade barriers, and enhancing supply chain integration. Both nations expressed satisfaction with the progress and reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening economic ties.