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US, China Trade War: An Assessment
China’s huge domestic market is likely to act as a buffer and along with policy stimulus should be able to prevent a precipitous drop or plunge in growth over the coming quarters of 2019 and 2020.
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Trade: This Illusive Chinese Lantern
Sino-Indian diplomatic relations have been upbeat post-Doklam, but in the realm of trade India is still on the back foot. Moreover, the dragon still breathes fire down the BRI lane
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India Expresses Concern Over Widening Trade Deficit With China
India is working with the Chinese side for ensuring greater market access to the Indian agricultural products such as sugar and rice, as well as various fruits and vegetables, besides pharmaceuticals and IT, which are India's strengths
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In Search Of The Africa Manifesto
Why India needs an integrated approach to up its investment numbers in Africa and why it must match the political outreach with a robust economic model for the continent
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US, EU Agree To Iron Out Trade Dispute Through Talks
We met right here at the White House to launch a new phase in the relationship between the US and the European Union -- a phase of close friendship; of strong trade relations in which both of us will win; of working better together for global security and prosperity; and of fighting jointly against terrorism: Trump
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Indian Companies Create 18,000 Jobs In South Africa
Indian companies with operations in South Africa have invested more than $ 4 billion and created 18,000 direct jobs
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Exports Up 12.36% In December; Trade Deficit Widens To 3-Year High
Imports too surged significantly to $41.91 billion, up 21.12 per cent, on increased inbound shipments of crude oil and gold
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Nations With Healthy Trade Relations Seldom Go To War
Trade does bring people together. It may sound a little stretched, but it’s true that the human race is today living in one of the most peaceful phases of its existence.
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Our Nation Is In Urgent Need Of R&D In Field Of Agriculture, Trade: Mohan Bhagwat
Mohan Bhagwat, Chief, Rashtriya Swayamsewak Sangh (RSS) said on Monday (27 June) that nation has the lot to achieve in the field of agriculture with help of science-technology research
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Trade Tyranny: ‘Goodwill Growth’ Garbled
The author talks about the insinuated nuances that the protectionism or the restricted trade movement carries and why policy preclusions are necessary that tend to create a disparagement to goodwill gestures that arise out of development and thus restrain the freewill
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India Will Benefit From Donald Trump's Protectionist Measures, Suggests World Bank
South Asian countries in particular India need not worry much from potential protectionist measures from the US and other developed nations as such a move is bound to benefit them and open up new vistas of opportunities, a top World Bank official said
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India Extends Canada Exemption From Crop Fumigation Policy
Sources in India said the exemption applies to all countries and crops, but Canada, as the biggest pulse exporter, was affected most
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Engineering Sales Lift India's Exports For Sixth Month In Feb
Ahead of the G20 finance ministers meeting this week in Germany, the International Monetary Fund has called on the Group of 20 major economies to work together to preserve the benefits of trade and avoid protectionism
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Japan Asks WTO To Set Up Settlement Panel In India Steel Dispute
Japan in December asked for WTO dispute consultations with India over steel safeguard duties and a minimum import price for iron and steel products
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India Considers Reinstating 25 Per Cent Wheat Import Tax
India, the world's second-biggest wheat producer, lowered the import tax on the grain to 10 percent from 25 percent in September 2016 and scrapped the duty on Dec. 8 last year
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