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Three government officials say India has asked the United States to grant steel and aluminum tariff exemption, saying that the exports of the two products do not pose a security threat to the United States.
The India trade department has sent a letter to the United States government, requiring India's steel and aluminum exports to be exempt from the 25% and 10% tariffs.
"These tariffs will certainly affect our exports. Obviously, there is no security threat to the United States regarding the number and type of iron and steel products concerned, "India iron and steel minister Chaudhary Birender Singh told Reuters.
The United States only accounts for 2% of India's iron and steel exports, but it is at the moment of escalating trade frictions between the two countries. In recent months, India has imposed tariffs on ten kinds of products, which is one of the measures to promote the development of domestic industries.
A senior official involved in the policy making process of the government said to Reuters, Vijay Gokhale, India's foreign secretary, met with American trade representative Wright hither 10 days ago, and asked the us not to use the new trade measures in India.
"India will not be a security threat," the official said. If the trade deficit is carefully observed, some of them must be reduced. "
Among the huge trade deficit countries listed by the Trump administration, India is one of them.
The total trade between India and the United States was $115 billion in 2016 and US $31 billion in the US trade deficit against India. But the official pointed out that the imbalances had improved in 2017.
Third government officials say India will also emphasize that the number of steel exports to the United States is not much.

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