Trade
India, Japan propose joint procurement of LNG
05 Dec 2013
Iran seeks resumption of banking ties with India
05 Dec 2013
WTO’s trade facilitation agenda hits food security hurdle
04 Dec 2013
The ninth ministerial meeting of the WTO at Bali looked destined to fail as India and other developing countries stuck to their stand on agriculture
Russia’s free trade offer to Ukraine unnerves EU
26 Nov 2013
India eyes expanded rupee trade to salvage currency
22 Nov 2013
India is looking at the possibility of accepting currencies of some trade partners.
India’s October trade deficit narrows to $10.56 bn as gold imports fall
11 Nov 2013
Exports posted a robust 13.47 per cent growth, while gold imports declined due to increase in customs duties and other import restrictions
China’s foreign trade to slow, says ministry
17 Oct 2013
Manmohan Singh swears by FTA with ASEAN
12 Oct 2013
India’s April-Sept trade deficit down $11.69 bn at $80.13 bn
09 Oct 2013
Merchandise exports, which posted a third straight month of growth in September 203, also strengthened the outlook for the rupee
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