Being the fourth largest exporter of bovine meat, India can help it grab a $11-billion market in select RCEP countries, says the WTC
Citing domestic concerns, the India walked out of the world's largest regional trade formation Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) last November
Among EU nations, the Netherlands has historically been the fourth biggest source of foreign direct investments (FDI) for India, pegged at $29 billion since 2000
Goyal said that FTAs with countries like Japan, South Korea, and Asean provided duty-free access to Indian markets, but domestic goods face barriers in these countries.
Export, import, private investment, domestic demand, direct tax revenue, and indirect tax collection all show a declining trend
When it comes to putting equity in business versus putting debt, equity should be more important, he said
ASEAN and New Delhi remain committed to a free and fair multilateral trading system will powerful signal amid protectionism
China said that the other 15 countries decided to move ahead with the pact and New Delhi was welcome to join RCEP whenever it was ready
Abe has sought to beef up ties with India across a range of fields to balance China's regional dominance
On November 4 in Bangkok, Prime Minister Narendra Modi took the call for not joining the RCEP agreement as its concerns were not addressed in the pact
She also said that she held discussions with credit rating agencies on their methodology to assess risk
India's decision to not to join the mega deal was announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his speech at the RCEP Summit in Bangkok early this month.
Its refusal to participate in the two says that this country of 1.2 billion people and a $3 trillion economy shies away from playing a major part in shaping Asia's future
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Our poor trade performance reflects poor industrial competitiveness. The sooner industry addresses this, the better for India
Narendra Modi's decision not to join the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership was a political one
Modi's RCEP move shows sound political judgement. Don't scoff, it's rare these days
RCEP without India would be as big a flop as the belt and road project has been
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In the process of evolving comparative advantage, some sectors will lose out. This, however, is not typical of FTAs but of all trade