Feb. 23 (UPI) -- A meeting on trade negotiations between the United States and India this week has been postponed in light of Friday's Supreme Court ruling on President Donald Trump's tariffs.
Officials representing the United States and India were scheduled to meet for three days in Washington, D.C., to discuss their interim trade deal but the meeting has been delayed, CNBC, the BBC and Hindustan Times reported.
India's top trade negotiator, Darpan Jain, was slated to travel to the United States for the meeting.
India is under a 25% reciprocal tariff imposed by the United States. It was expected to be reduced to 18% as part of an interim agreement between the countries earlier this month. The sides have continued to discuss future trade plans virtually since reaching the interim deal.
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