<h1>US India interim trade framework establishes reciprocal tariff adjustments, rules of origin, and commitments to reduce non tariff barriers.</h1> An interim trade framework establishes reciprocal tariff and market access commitments: India will reduce or eliminate tariffs on U.S. industrial and specified agricultural goods while the United States will apply an 18 percent reciprocal tariff on designated Indian-origin goods and, subject to the Interim Agreement, remove that reciprocal tariff for a range of goods. The parties will adopt rules of origin ensuring benefits accrue predominantly to them, address long-standing non-tariff barriers including medical devices and ICT licensing, discuss standards and conformity assessment procedures, and pursue broader BTA negotiations to expand market access, digital trade rules, and economic security alignment.