Trade
Manmohan in Russia to boost energy, defence and trade ties
15 Dec 2011
India will also seek Russia’s cooperation in finding a solution to global economic and political vows
China imposes additional duties on US cars
15 Dec 2011
The new anti-dumping and anti-subsidy tariffs that work up to nearly 22 per cent of the import prices, is a tit for tat move against US duties on cheap Chinese tyres
India’s marine product exports rise over 23 per cent to $1.5 billion in fiscal first half
13 Dec 2011
India’s April-November trade gap widens to $117 billion
09 Dec 2011
Earlier data had inflated export figures for April-November 2011, showing a lower trade deficit of $107 billion for the period, commerce secretary Rahul Khuller said
Uranium sale to India in Australia’s interest: Stephen Smith
05 Dec 2011
Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard said it was not rational to sell uranium to powers such as China but not India, “the world's largest democracy".
India, Canada sign pact to boost diamond trade
03 Dec 2011
Government may allow additional sugar exports
25 Nov 2011
Pakistan to allow more imports from India
22 Nov 2011
Endorse agreements on services, investment, PM tells ASEAN
19 Nov 2011
Speaking at the 9th ASEAN-India Summit in Bali, Indonesia, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh called for early conclusion of a “commercially meaningful agreement” on services trade and investment
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