India must reduce high tariffs to stay competitive and attract investment amidst the US-China trade war, says outgoing US Ambassador Eric Garcetti. Although American companies see potential in India’s market, they find it easier to operate in Southeast Asia and Mexico. Strengthening US-India relations, especially in defense and technology, remains crucial despite some challenges.
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