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  • All possibilities on table: Piyush Goyal on resuming FTA talks with Canada November 15, 2025
    India and Canada are discussing ways to strengthen their partnership. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated all options are open for resuming free trade agreement talks. Recent high-level meetings signal a renewed engagement between the two nations. This follows a pause in negotiations in 2023. Both countries are keen to boost bilateral trade and investment. […]
  • India open to leading WTO reforms, but seeks consensus on agenda: Piyush Goyal November 15, 2025
    India is ready to lead World Trade Organization reforms. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stated reforms must involve developing nations. This ensures global welfare over the interests of a few advanced countries. WTO Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala urged India to take a leading role. Discussions covered the upcoming Ministerial Conference and key reform […]
  • Unilateral moves leading to reset in global trade: WTO director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala November 15, 2025
    WTO director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says the global trading system is undergoing a necessary reset amid rising unilateral actions and protectionism, yet remains surprisingly resilient with 72% of world trade still conducted on MFN terms. In an interview with ET, she highlighted the key reform agenda for the 2026 ministerial conference, the need to moder […]
  • Non-life insurers told to work closely with states, build trust November 14, 2025
    "Today, 55% of vehicles on the road across categories including two-wheelers are uninsured," said Deepak Sood, a member of the Non-life Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (Irdai).
  • Directorate General of Trade Remedies moots anti-dumping duty on low-ash met coke November 14, 2025
    Based on its preliminary findings, the DGTR has suggested anti-dumping duty ranging from $73.55 per tonne to $130.66 per tonne, depending on the country of export. The lowest anti-dumping duty rate has been recommended on imports from Australia and the highest on imports from China.

 

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