<ul><li>President Trump made remarks about high-stakes U.S.-India trade negotiations and Apple's production of iPhones during his visit to Qatar, suggesting India is willing to charge no tariffs in a potential deal.</li><li>S. Jaishankar, India's foreign minister, mentioned that trade talks are ongoing and stressed the importance of a mutually beneficial agreement before finalizing any deal.</li><li>India's trade minister, Piyush Goyal, is actively engaged in tariff-related discussions with the U.S. to potentially reach an agreement before July when Trump's exemptions on reciprocal tariffs expire.</li><li>Trump criticized Apple's plans to shift iPhone production from China to India, which caused some unease in India as they aim to enhance manufacturing in the country.</li></ul>

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