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India's $60B Trade Opportunity with Neighbors

Facing US tariff threats, India could unlock $50-60 billion in trade by boosting regional integration with South Asian neighbors. Experts call it a 'lost opportunity' amid global volatility.

China's Car Export Price War: A Global Threat

As China's auto market saturates, its carmakers are aggressively exporting, risking price wars abroad. This analysis explores the global impact, trade barriers, and lessons for markets like India. Read more.

Mercosur-EU Trade Deal Signing Pushed to January

Brazil's President Lula announces a delay in the landmark EU-Mercosur free-trade pact to January 2024, citing European opposition. The 26-year negotiation faces hurdles from France and Italy.

India-Canada Trade Pact Talks Set to Resume

India and Canada agree to restart negotiations for Early Progress Trade Agreement after diplomatic tensions ease. Bilateral trade talks resume with new momentum.

India Negotiating Trade Pacts with US, EU: Goyal

Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal reveals India's active trade negotiations with US, EU, Oman, Bahrain, and Qatar. Explore how these deals could reshape India's global trade landscape.

DGFT Maps Global Non-Tariff Measures for Exporters

India's commerce ministry launches comprehensive mapping of global non-tariff measures. Exporters must submit inputs within 7 days to prioritize support measures and enhance export quality.

India Scraps QCOs on Factory Inputs to Boost Exports

India's decision to roll back quality control orders on factory inputs will reduce manufacturing costs and enhance export competitiveness. Learn how this trade policy reform benefits the economy.

US-India Trade Deal First Phase Nears Completion

The first phase of the US-India trade agreement is nearing finalization, marking significant progress in bilateral trade relations. Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal confirms advanced negotiations.

India-Canada Trade Dialogue Resumes After Tensions

India and Canada hold first high-level economic talks since political tensions, aiming to stabilize $23.66 billion trade relationship. Bilateral trade shows 10% growth despite challenges.

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