Talks with the UK are expected to be launched later this month
Under a free-trade agreement, two trading partners reduce or eliminate customs duties on the maximum number of goods traded between them
Both nations hope to reach some kind of understanding to resolve issues pertaining to agriculture, non-agriculture goods, services, investments, over the next six to eight minths
Bilateral trade between both nations expected to surpass $100 billion mark
His suggested policies benefited China hugely
New e-commerce rules expand govt role in the business
Report researching the post-pandemic future of global value chains found that trade within those supply lines shrank in absolute terms.
The DGTR has framed the draft rules outlining the processes that will be followed for conducting the necessary investigations
Should the govt policy benefit a few manufacturers through protection from imports or a large number of people via easier access to cheaper devices that help reduce chances of contracting diseases?
The director-general also praised India for exporting vaccines to other countries.
Officials said that a delay in spelling out a fresh five-year roadmap on international trade will give policymakers more time to take decisions on crucial policies
As India looks to solidify its position as a competitive global commerce hub, it is essential to deepen economic integration and lower trade costs. The key to achieving this is trade digitisation
Online data will be available to govt, industry; will help domestic producers analyse market potential for goods
WTO's India review shows protectionism has alienated partners
The New Delhi Municipal Council has issued a show-cause notice to the Le Meridien Hotel for allegedly operating restaurants, lodging house and other licensable trade activities
Joe Biden's executive order raises concerns
The WTR notes that many government policies still retain 'defensive' aspects, particularly in mature non-digital sectors that are subjected to intense competition and technological transition
Exports had recovered 5 per cent in September after months of contraction.
The world has become too dependent on China to embrace restrictive trade actions against it
The new policy takes into account present capacity, future growth potential and regional imbalances