The United States has canceled the planned visit of its trade negotiators to New Delhi, originally scheduled for August 25 to 29, 2025, which was intended to be the sixth round of bilateral trade talks with India. This cancellation delays the ongoing discussions aimed at reaching a bilateral trade agreement between the two countries. The decision to call off the talks comes amid simmering trade tensions and geopolitical complexities, including the recent imposition of additional tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump. Indian officials are reportedly resetting their expectations for the trade negotiations following the postponement. No new dates for rescheduling the talks have been confirmed.