Government officials told Business Standard a memorandum of understanding between the two countries would be signed shortly. They added that the decision was taken at a bilateral meting on September 22.
The officials, however, added that under the agreement, the two signatories would not discuss individual cases but only a review of bilateral policies would be undertaken.
Issues regarding treating China as a non-market economy country, in cases where adequate data is unavailable or Chinese exporters have not responded to Indian anti-dumping authorities
