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India, Brazil to expand and diversify bilateral trade and investment
17 Jul 2014
The sixth BRICS summit hosted by Brazil produced two important agreements - the New Development Bank and the BRICS Contingent Reserve Arrangement
BRICS nations vow to shun trade protectionism
15 Jul 2014
WTO rules against US countervailing duties on Chinese products
15 Jul 2014
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has ruled against the United States' trade measures against import of steel products, solar panels and a range of other goods from India and China
Economics determines Somalian support for piracy: Oxford - Kings study
11 Jul 2014
Somali communities protect pirates only as a last resort or when there is no alternative source of income, a new study has found
WTO talks: India links trade facilitation to resolution of food security
04 Jul 2014
The government says its stance at the ongoing talks at the World Trade Organisation will be guided by national interests
Modi urges greater India-China cooperation
10 Jun 2014
Modi, who won the election on a promise of economic revival and jobs, wants to push infrastructure and skill development - a model followed by China to boost economic growth
Delhi, Beijing focus on boosting trade in Swaraj-Wang talks
09 Jun 2014
China is India's biggest trading partner with two-way trade close to $65 billion
India, China to deepen economic engagement
09 Jun 2014
China is India's biggest trading partner with two-way trade close to $65 billion
India-US spat on solar panels may blow up into a wider dispute
07 Jun 2014
The outcome is keenly awaited by other countries with some wanting to participate as observers in the panel hearings
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