White House revised Fact Sheet on US-India trade deal with reference to pulses dropped and it changed the wording around India's proposed USD 500bln purchase from a firm "commitment" to an "intent"

The revision of the White House fact sheet indicates a shift in the tone regarding the US-India trade deal, particularly with the removal of a firm commitment on India's proposed USD 500 billion purchase.

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This change could signal a potential cooling of trade relations, affecting sentiment in trade-sensitive assets such as currencies and commodities. Traders should watch for possible volatility in the USD, metals, and broader market reactions as these negotiations evolve.

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