India is likely to postpone signing a trade agreement with the United States for several months, news agency Reuters reported, as new investigations launched by Donald Trump administration into industrial capacity among trading partners have introduced fresh uncertainty into the negotiations. New Delhi had earlier hoped to finalise an interim trade arrangement in March, with plans for a broader agreement later. The expectation followed discussions in early February in which the US agreed to reduce steep tariffs on Indian imports in exchange for several commitments, including lowering duties on American goods, increasing purchases from the US and curbing imports of Russian crude oil.