Trade
India, Pakistan to hold talks on energy trade
15 Nov 2011
Japan offers to join APEC forum
12 Nov 2011
Pakistan lifts curbs on import of 12 items from India
12 Nov 2011
The 12 items include raw materials, machinery, leather and textiles among others.
SAARC Summit brings regional cooperation closer
11 Nov 2011
The eight-nation SAARC summit decided to consider reducing non-tariff barriers and ad valorem duties in a bid to promote freer trade in the region.
SAARC: India, Pakistan agree on a path towards preferential trade
10 Nov 2011
Preferential trade under the South Asia Free Trade Agreement will lead to zero customs duty on all traded goods by 2016.
India’s trade deficit set to top $150 billion in current fiscal
08 Nov 2011
If the current trends continue, the country will end the current fiscal with total exports of around $308 billion and imports of around $468.85 billion.
Pakistan’s flip-flop on MFN for India
05 Nov 2011
Pakistan grants MFN trade status to India
02 Nov 2011
The decision, taken in the national interest, has the support of all stakeholders, including the military, according to Pak information minister Firdos Ashiq Awan.
India's April-September trade deficit zooms to $73.46 billion
01 Nov 2011
One redeeming factor is the over 36 per cent year-on-year increase in the country's exports despite the slowdown in the US and Europe.
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