NEW DELHI, Sept. 27 -- India and the US will continue negotiations for an early conclusion of a "mutually beneficial" bilateral trade deal, the government said on Friday as commerce minister Piyush Goyal returned from a three-day visit to America that included meetings with senior US officials and major corporate leaders. The ministry's statement followed "constructive" discussions between an Indian delegation and American officials from September 22-24, with chief negotiator and special secretary of commerce, Rajesh Agrawal, returning on Thursday while Goyal concluded his meetings on Friday. "Both sides exchanged views on possible contours of the deal and it was decided to continue the engagements with a view to achieve early conclusion of...