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US Tariffs Will "Inflict Serious Harm" On Developing Countries: China To WTO
China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao told the head of the World Trade Organization that US tariffs will "inflict serious harm" on poor nations, according to a ministry statement released Saturday.
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US-China Tariff War Could Cut Trade Between Two By 80%: WTO
The World Trade Organization chief said Tuesday the US-China tariff war could reduce trade in goods between the two economic giants by 80 percent.
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Trump Tariffs Could Cause Global Trade Drop By 1% In 2025 Warns WTO
After Trump on Wednesday unveiled a blitz of harsher-than-expected levies aimed at countries around the globe, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala warned the measures would "have substantial implications for global trade and economic growth prospects".
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Canada Launches WTO Complaint On US Steel, Aluminium Tariffs
Canada launched a complaint with the World Trade Organization on Thursday over US President Donald Trump's across-the-board imposition of 25-percent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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India Opened Up Its Market That Benefited American Farmers: US
After resolving half a dozen WTO disputes last year, India opened up its market for several US products which have benefitted American farmers, a top Biden administration official told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Potential Trump Reelection Casts Shadow Over Key World Trade Body Meet
The potential reelection of Donald Trump to the US presidency cast a shadow over this week's key meeting of the World Trade Organisation, a body he has attacked in the past.
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Farmers Take Out Tractor Rallies, Burn Effigies Representing Global Trade Body
Farmers took out tractor rallies at several places in Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh and burnt effigies, demanding the agriculture sector be taken out of the WTO agreement.
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Government Said to Seek an End to WTO’s 1998 Tariff Freeze on Digital Trade
The government is said to be planning to push the World Trade Organization to lift a moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions. Such a move by the WTO would allow tariffs to be imposed on anything from software downloads to video games.
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50 Million Passengers To Fly Out Of India Per Year By 2030, Data Shows
The number of international outbound departures by Indian residents is expected to grow to over 50 million in 2030
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India Calls For Starting Talks On WTO's Dispute Settlement Body Reforms
India has called for starting formal negotiations by WTO members to reform the dispute settlement body of the WTO, as the present informal deliberations are creating hindrance for several nations to participate in the talks, an official said.
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India Criticises Safeguard Measures On Import Of Steel Product At WTO Meet
Certain WTO countries, including India, Switzerland, Russia, and Japan, have criticised the safeguard measures imposed by the EU and the UK on imports of certain steel products, stating it is inconsistent with global trade rules, an official said.
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US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
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India Agrees To Cut Tariffs On US Frozen Turkey, Duck: Trade Body
With India and the US announcing resolution of their last trade dispute on poultry products at WTO, India has agreed to reduce tariffs on certain American products like frozen turkey, frozen duck, fresh blueberries and cranberries, the USTR said.
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Fully Functional WTO Dispute Settlement System By 2024: G20 Leaders
The G20 leaders on Saturday expressed their commitment to conduct discussions for having a "fully and well-functioning" dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by 2024.
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India, US Resolve Last Outstanding WTO Dispute
India and the US have settled the last trade dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over poultry products, according to a joint statement released on Friday.
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US Tariffs Will "Inflict Serious Harm" On Developing Countries: China To WTO
China's Commerce Minister Wang Wentao told the head of the World Trade Organization that US tariffs will "inflict serious harm" on poor nations, according to a ministry statement released Saturday.
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US-China Tariff War Could Cut Trade Between Two By 80%: WTO
The World Trade Organization chief said Tuesday the US-China tariff war could reduce trade in goods between the two economic giants by 80 percent.
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Trump Tariffs Could Cause Global Trade Drop By 1% In 2025 Warns WTO
After Trump on Wednesday unveiled a blitz of harsher-than-expected levies aimed at countries around the globe, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala warned the measures would "have substantial implications for global trade and economic growth prospects".
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Canada Launches WTO Complaint On US Steel, Aluminium Tariffs
Canada launched a complaint with the World Trade Organization on Thursday over US President Donald Trump's across-the-board imposition of 25-percent tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
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India Opened Up Its Market That Benefited American Farmers: US
After resolving half a dozen WTO disputes last year, India opened up its market for several US products which have benefitted American farmers, a top Biden administration official told lawmakers on Tuesday.
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Potential Trump Reelection Casts Shadow Over Key World Trade Body Meet
The potential reelection of Donald Trump to the US presidency cast a shadow over this week's key meeting of the World Trade Organisation, a body he has attacked in the past.
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Farmers Take Out Tractor Rallies, Burn Effigies Representing Global Trade Body
Farmers took out tractor rallies at several places in Punjab, Haryana and western Uttar Pradesh and burnt effigies, demanding the agriculture sector be taken out of the WTO agreement.
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Government Said to Seek an End to WTO’s 1998 Tariff Freeze on Digital Trade
The government is said to be planning to push the World Trade Organization to lift a moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions. Such a move by the WTO would allow tariffs to be imposed on anything from software downloads to video games.
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50 Million Passengers To Fly Out Of India Per Year By 2030, Data Shows
The number of international outbound departures by Indian residents is expected to grow to over 50 million in 2030
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India Calls For Starting Talks On WTO's Dispute Settlement Body Reforms
India has called for starting formal negotiations by WTO members to reform the dispute settlement body of the WTO, as the present informal deliberations are creating hindrance for several nations to participate in the talks, an official said.
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India Criticises Safeguard Measures On Import Of Steel Product At WTO Meet
Certain WTO countries, including India, Switzerland, Russia, and Japan, have criticised the safeguard measures imposed by the EU and the UK on imports of certain steel products, stating it is inconsistent with global trade rules, an official said.
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US, Korea, China Raise Concerns On India's Laptop Import Restrictions
The US, China, Korea and Taiwan have raised concerns on India's decision to impose import restrictions on laptops, and computers, in a meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), an official said.
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India Agrees To Cut Tariffs On US Frozen Turkey, Duck: Trade Body
With India and the US announcing resolution of their last trade dispute on poultry products at WTO, India has agreed to reduce tariffs on certain American products like frozen turkey, frozen duck, fresh blueberries and cranberries, the USTR said.
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Fully Functional WTO Dispute Settlement System By 2024: G20 Leaders
The G20 leaders on Saturday expressed their commitment to conduct discussions for having a "fully and well-functioning" dispute settlement system of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) by 2024.
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India, US Resolve Last Outstanding WTO Dispute
India and the US have settled the last trade dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) over poultry products, according to a joint statement released on Friday.
