India, which has not signed any trade agreement since 2012, will soon revive talks on the possible free trade agreement (FTA) with the
European Union and the US. Even as the Narendra Modi government opted out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), it is keen on inking trade deals with other economic blocs, a highly placed source said, adding that India could gain significantly amid a growing anti-China sentiment in many parts of the world.
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India set to resume talks on free trade agreements with EU, US | Business Standard NewsUS response on mini trade deal of the kind signed with EU At EU meet, PM Narendra Modi to pitch for 'early harvest' agreement India lags China in South Asian trade despite Free Trade Agreements <span>India, which has not signed any trade agreement since 2012, will soon revive talks on the possible free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union and the US. Even as the Narendra Modi government opted out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), it is keen on inking trade deals with other economic blocs, a highly placed source said, adding that India could gain significantly amid a growing anti-China sentiment in many parts of the world. The EU is India's largest trading partner accounting for 11.1 per cent of total Indian trade, on par with the US and ahead of China (10.7 per cent)."We are positive that FTAs with the E Summary
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