On February 2, 2026, US President Donald Trump announced that the United States and India had reached a historic trade framework agreement. The US lowered its reciprocal tariff on Indian exports from 25% to 18% and agreed to remove the additional 25% tariff linked to India's Russian oil purchases. The deal was formalized through a joint statement released on February 6.

India committed to eliminating or reducing tariffs on US industrial goods, food, and agricultural products including dried distillers' grains, sorghum, tree nuts, fruits, soybean oil, and wines. India also signaled intent to purchase $500 billion in US energy products, aircraft, technology products, and coking coal over five years. However, analysts noted the 'devil in the details' as Indian officials did not confirm all of Trump's claims about the scope of commitments.