India has postponed its upcoming trade discussions with the United States, reacting to a recent Supreme Court ruling that rejected various tariffs imposed by former President Trump. The decision follows a series of shifts in U.S. tariff policy, leading to uncertainty in negotiations around the interim trade pact between the two nations. As both countries reassess the implications of the ruling, key meetings meant to finalize legal terms have been rescheduled, with Indian officials stating they still aim to conclude the deal soon. The delay raises questions about the future of trade relations, particularly in light of pressures over tariffs on goods including oil and agricultural products.