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India's decision to further delay the imposition of tariffs comes as the two countries negotiate a package to remove trade friction over a range of items

The U.S. administration will levy tariffs of 10 percent on the $200 billion of Chinese products, with the tariffs to go up to 25 percent by the end of 2018.

The Trump administration says the aggressive stance is meant to pressure Beijing to change policies that allow and encourage the theft of US technology and unfairly undercut American producers

India, incensed by Washington's refusal to exempt it from new tariffs, decided in June to raise import tax from 4 August on some US products, including almonds, walnuts and apples, and later delayed the move

China's finance ministry unveiled new sets of additional tariffs on 5,207 goods imported from the United States, ranging from 5 to 25%

Retaliatory move put on hold as two sides are trying to resolve row, says an Indian trade ministry official

China has vowed to respond immediately with an equal amount of tariffs of its own against US autos, agricultural and other products

US President Donald accused New Delhi of charging as high as 100% tariff on import of American products. We want the tariffs removed, said Trump just days before the first India-US 2+2 dialogue But why is Trump angry with India? Trump has defended his statement by arguing that this is in retaliation the imbalance of trade that the US has with major trading partners like China, European Union and India. India on June 21 announced higher duties on several good imported from the US in retaliation to Trump's hefty tariffs on goods including steel, iron and farm products like lentils and Bengal gram.

Both sides agreed on meaningful increases in US agriculture and energy exports, the White House said

Strains over US complaints that China is flooding global markets with unfairly low-priced goods and pressuring foreign companies to hand over technology have spiraled into the biggest trade conflict since World War II