Bessent says disappointed by EU-India deal

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Bessent says disappointed by EU-India deal; South Korea must ratify trade deal
By Andrea Shalal WASHINGTON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Wednesday he was disappointed by Europe's decision to strike a major trade agreement with India, saying it showed Europe put trade ahead of the interests of the Ukrainian people.

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US ‘very disappointed’ with ‘mother of all deals’, Bessent asks ‘why did Europe ignore US tariffs on India?’
Trump Treasury chief Scott Bessent slams India-EU trade deal, says Europe put commerce over Ukraine
‘Very disappointed’: Trump Treasury chief Scott Bessent slams India-EU trade deal
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Wednesday slammed Europe’s newly concluded trade agreement with India, saying the deal showed the European Union had prioritised commercial interests over its st...

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‘Trade more important than ending war in Ukraine’: US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent slams EU over FTA with India
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US Treasury chief calls EU 'disappointing' over India trade ties
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent voiced frustration Wednesday at the European Union's trade ties with India, claiming the bloc backed off Russia-related sanctions to ensure finalization of its majo...

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Bessent hints at possible US tariff relief for India as Russian oil imports drop

By Gopika Gopakumar MUMBAI, Jan 24 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Friday signaled the potential removal of additional 25% tariffs on India following a sharp reduction in Indian imports of Russian oil.

Top Trump aide Scott Bessent says Europe financing ‘war’ against itself by buying oil products from India

"And just to be clear again, the Russian oil goes into India, the refined products come out, and the Europeans buy the refined products. They are financing the war against themselves."