Donald Trump said he will not engage in trade discussions with India until outstanding tariff issues between the two countries are resolved. In remarks reported on Aug. 7, Trump indicated that negotiations would remain on hold until both sides address the points of contention, but he did not specify the exact tariffs or propose a timeline for resuming talks. The statement adds fresh uncertainty to U.S.-India economic relations, which have experienced periodic friction over duties on goods ranging from agricultural products to technology equipment. India has previously sought reductions in U.S. tariffs while Washington has pressed New Delhi to lower its own barriers and improve market access for American companies.