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India accedes to international trademark system
08 Apr 2013
India, Eurasian Economic Commission mull CECA
02 Apr 2013
India plans special fund to protect Iranian crude importers
25 Mar 2013
The move becomes necessary as European re-insurers refuse to cover refineries that process oil from Iran, due to Western sanctions on the country
Egypt may buy wheat from India: report
19 Mar 2013
Eurozone trade deficit at €3.9 bn in January
19 Mar 2013
India, Kuwait to boost oil sector cooperation
11 Mar 2013
Iran seeks to expand trade ties with India
26 Feb 2013
Kerry pushes US-EU free trade
26 Feb 2013
Cameron leads largest-ever UK trade team to India
18 Feb 2013
British Prime Minister David Cameron arrived in Mumbai this morning on a three-day visit to India, leading the largest trade delegation ever to accompany a British prime minister
India’s trade deficit may hit $200 billion in FY’13
13 Feb 2013
January imports added $20 billion to the country's already heavy current account deficit, taking the cumulative trade deficit to $167.17 billion during the first 10 months of the financial year
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