NIPFP economists said while Indian exports were likely to be affected by tariffs, a trade deal could mitigate these effects, though at the cost of sacrificing India’s trade surplus with the US.

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Xi also denounces ‘unilateralism and protectionism’ — without, of course, hinting at what China’s been doing for years to ...

Joe Leahy I would say China is comfortably the world’s trading superpower. It is simply a country upon which most of the ...