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How US-China Trade War May Have An Unexpected Winner - India
Amid US President Donald Trump's mounting tariff attack on Beijing, Chinese firms seem to be increasingly prioritising access to the Indian market by abiding by local conditions for expansion.
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Flights, Border, Trade: India, China Resume Talks To Ease Tensions
India, China Special Representatives for the border mechanism, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met to discuss a range of issues.
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"BRICS Is For The Fairies Until China, India Get Serious," Says Mr 'BRICS'
The idea of the BRICS group ever challenging the US dollar is for the fairies as long as China and India remain so divided and refuse to cooperate on trade, the former Goldman Sachs economist who came up with the BRIC acronym told Reuters.
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"India Not Closed To Business From China," Says S Jaishankar
India is not "closed to business from China", but the issue is in which sectors the country does business with Beijing and on what terms, foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said in Berlin on Tuesday.
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Blog: India-China Ties Through The Eyes Of A Student
PM Modi should be concerned about the souring of ties with China, with whom India shares a 2,000-mile border and 3,000 years of cultural and trade ties.
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Monsoon Session To Begin Today, Congress Demands Debate On Manipur
Opposition is all set to raise Manipur violence, railway safety, unemployment, inflation, the status of the India-China Border and trade balance between the two countries among other issues during monsoon session of the Parliament starting Thursday.
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India's Trade With China Up By 50% Despite Aggression: Arvind Kejriwal
Despite Chinese aggression, India's trade with Beijing has increased by 50 per cent, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said in an apparent swipe at the BJP-led Centre, and called for a boycott of China to send out a strong message.
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India-China Trade Rises To $136 Billion, Trade Deficit Crosses $100 Billion Mark For First Time
The total India-China trade for 2022 has climbed to $135.98 billion, overtaking the 1$25 billion mark a year earlier by registering an 8.4 per cent increase, according to the annual Chinese customs data.
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PM Modi Wants To Cut India's Reliance On China But Trade Has Leaped
India's bilateral trade with China rose by a third in the year to March, throwing a spanner in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to wean the country from relying on its neighbour for cheap imports and promote a thriving domestic industry.
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China Claims It Is Still India's Top Trade Partner, Not US
China insisted that it is still India's biggest trade partner in 2021-22 as per its figures and attributed the "disparity" to different methods of calculating the trade volume by New Delhi and Beijing
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India-China Trade Rose 15% In First Quarter Of 2022 Despite Freeze In Ties
During the three-month period from January to March, China's exports to India zoomed to $27.1 billion
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India Risks Losing To China-Led Trade Bloc, Defeating Reason It Exited
India's key manufacturing exports may lose market share to a China-backed Asian trade bloc, from which Prime Minister Narendra Modi walked away last year to protect the interests of local farmers and industry.
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After Banning Chinese Apps, India's New Trade Barriers With China
India slapped new trade curbs on some of its neighbors, in a move primarily seen aimed at keeping Chinese businesses out after a border conflict and worsening economic ties between the two nations.
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Amid Problem Areas In China's Ladakh Pullback, Centre's New Trade Rules
India has put restrictions on traders from nations sharing border on grounds of defence and national security. The move is expected to affect Chinese firms and is in line with the economic retaliation following the June 15 clash with Chinese troops in Ladakh that ended in fatalities. There have been reports that the Chinese troops are yet to move o...
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China Says India's Ban on Chinese Apps May Violate WTO Rules
China said on Tuesday that India's move to ban 59 Chinese-origin mobile apps could be a breach of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, and urged New Delhi to create an open and fair business environment.
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How US-China Trade War May Have An Unexpected Winner - India
Amid US President Donald Trump's mounting tariff attack on Beijing, Chinese firms seem to be increasingly prioritising access to the Indian market by abiding by local conditions for expansion.
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Flights, Border, Trade: India, China Resume Talks To Ease Tensions
India, China Special Representatives for the border mechanism, National Security Advisor Ajit Doval and Foreign Minister Wang Yi met to discuss a range of issues.
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"BRICS Is For The Fairies Until China, India Get Serious," Says Mr 'BRICS'
The idea of the BRICS group ever challenging the US dollar is for the fairies as long as China and India remain so divided and refuse to cooperate on trade, the former Goldman Sachs economist who came up with the BRIC acronym told Reuters.
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"India Not Closed To Business From China," Says S Jaishankar
India is not "closed to business from China", but the issue is in which sectors the country does business with Beijing and on what terms, foreign minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar said in Berlin on Tuesday.
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Blog: India-China Ties Through The Eyes Of A Student
PM Modi should be concerned about the souring of ties with China, with whom India shares a 2,000-mile border and 3,000 years of cultural and trade ties.
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Monsoon Session To Begin Today, Congress Demands Debate On Manipur
Opposition is all set to raise Manipur violence, railway safety, unemployment, inflation, the status of the India-China Border and trade balance between the two countries among other issues during monsoon session of the Parliament starting Thursday.
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India's Trade With China Up By 50% Despite Aggression: Arvind Kejriwal
Despite Chinese aggression, India's trade with Beijing has increased by 50 per cent, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said in an apparent swipe at the BJP-led Centre, and called for a boycott of China to send out a strong message.
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India-China Trade Rises To $136 Billion, Trade Deficit Crosses $100 Billion Mark For First Time
The total India-China trade for 2022 has climbed to $135.98 billion, overtaking the 1$25 billion mark a year earlier by registering an 8.4 per cent increase, according to the annual Chinese customs data.
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PM Modi Wants To Cut India's Reliance On China But Trade Has Leaped
India's bilateral trade with China rose by a third in the year to March, throwing a spanner in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's drive to wean the country from relying on its neighbour for cheap imports and promote a thriving domestic industry.
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China Claims It Is Still India's Top Trade Partner, Not US
China insisted that it is still India's biggest trade partner in 2021-22 as per its figures and attributed the "disparity" to different methods of calculating the trade volume by New Delhi and Beijing
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India-China Trade Rose 15% In First Quarter Of 2022 Despite Freeze In Ties
During the three-month period from January to March, China's exports to India zoomed to $27.1 billion
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India Risks Losing To China-Led Trade Bloc, Defeating Reason It Exited
India's key manufacturing exports may lose market share to a China-backed Asian trade bloc, from which Prime Minister Narendra Modi walked away last year to protect the interests of local farmers and industry.
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After Banning Chinese Apps, India's New Trade Barriers With China
India slapped new trade curbs on some of its neighbors, in a move primarily seen aimed at keeping Chinese businesses out after a border conflict and worsening economic ties between the two nations.
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Amid Problem Areas In China's Ladakh Pullback, Centre's New Trade Rules
India has put restrictions on traders from nations sharing border on grounds of defence and national security. The move is expected to affect Chinese firms and is in line with the economic retaliation following the June 15 clash with Chinese troops in Ladakh that ended in fatalities. There have been reports that the Chinese troops are yet to move o...
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China Says India's Ban on Chinese Apps May Violate WTO Rules
China said on Tuesday that India's move to ban 59 Chinese-origin mobile apps could be a breach of World Trade Organisation (WTO) rules, and urged New Delhi to create an open and fair business environment.
