India, U.S. finalise terms of reference for first phase of trade deal, says India trade official
NEW DELHI, April 11 (Reuters) - India and the U.S. have finalised terms of reference for talks over the first segment of a bilateral trade deal, a trade official said on Friday, adding that there was a possibility of a "win-win shape and form" to the deal in the next 90 days.
Trade engagements between the countries will continue virtually and regularly, the official said.
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