Trade
Indo-EU trade deal will hit drug prices: humanitarians
27 Apr 2010
Humanitarian group Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) yesterday criticised draft provisions of a free-trade deal between the European Union and India, saying it would boost prices of drugs for India's poor
Exports to China jump 75 per cent in calendar Q1
23 Apr 2010
Indian exports to China surged by 75 per cent in the first quarter this year, with a considerable increase in textiles, stones and precious metals shipments bringing down the trade deficit, according to data released by the Chinese government today
China ready to correct trade imbalance: Manmohan
17 Apr 2010
South Korea-India bilateral trade doubles
07 Apr 2010
India's external debt up 11.9 per cent to $251.4 billion in April - December 2009
31 Mar 2010
if the US dollar had not depreciated against the major currencies, the increase in total external debt would have been only $16.9 billion to $241.5 billion
WTO bullish on global trade expansion
31 Mar 2010
After registering the sharpest decline since WWII, world trade is set to rebound with a growth of 9.5 per cent in 2010, according to WTO economists.
India, Japan ink pact for infrastructure funding
29 Mar 2010
China displaces Germany as the world's biggest exporter: WTO
27 Mar 2010
The World Trade Organization confirmed China's top position in the global markets this Friday, saying it had now overtaken Germany as the world's top exporter.
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