Trade
Government likely to lift cotton export ban
10 Mar 2012
India’s April-February trade deficit zooms to $166.8 billion
09 Mar 2012
India’s imports grew at a whopping 20.6 per cent in February 2012 to $39.8 billion even as its exports grew at a meager 4.3 per cent to $24.6 billion
PM orders review of cotton export ban
07 Mar 2012
Commerce minister Anand Sharma said the ban was sought following reports of export fraud and cartelisation by a handful and looming domestic shortage after exports touched 10 million bales
India bans cotton exports
05 Mar 2012
Pakistan to switch to negative list for trade with India
29 Feb 2012
The negative list, which has more than 1,200 items that cannot be traded with India, still allows Pakistan to import around 6,800 items from India against the 1,950 items allowed at present under the positive list
India, Italy to liberalise business visas
28 Feb 2012
Direct import of ATF may become a reality soon
18 Feb 2012
Trade minister Sharma walks across Wagah in historic Pak visit
13 Feb 2012
India and Pakistan are seeking ways to double their bilateral trade volume in three years, commerce minister Anand Sharma said as he walked across the Wagah border on a historic visit to Pakistan today
US asks TransCanada if Keystone X oil pipeline is using Indian steel
11 Feb 2012
TransCanada had earlier asserted that the Keystone XL pipeline would create 7,000 manufacturing jobs in the US
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