Trade
WTO services draft lacks direction
26 May 2008
India slams WTO's 'divide-and-win' proposals
21 May 2008
The WTO's negotiating draft, is an effort to divide developing countries on the issue of tariff cuts on industrial products under the Doha Round of world trade negotiations, is "totally unacceptable," says commerce secretary G K Pillai.
Kamal Nath calls on UAE to invest in Delhi-Mumbai industrial corridor
25 Apr 2008
India, wants the UAE to invest in the $92 billion Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor.
Australia to launch free trade talks with India
12 Apr 2008
Assocham urges caution on FTA with China
05 Apr 2008
Egypt imposes dumping duty on Indian tyres
11 Mar 2008
US shrimp duties violated trade rules: WTO panel
01 Mar 2008
China offers to reduce trade surplus with India
26 Feb 2008
Cabinet approves transit route to Asian Highways
14 Feb 2008
Venezuela suspends oil sales to Exxon; threatens oil cuts to the US
13 Feb 2008
The Venezuelan state oil company PDVSA has announced the suspension of crude sales to the US oil giant Exxon, amidst threats to block sales to the US.
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