India cautions against misuse of export measures at SCO trade ministers meet | Today News
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
52% : India has also called for addressing persistent trade deficits by ensuring greater market access and simplifying processes for trade facilitation.46% : India's trade deficit with China has increased to about USD 100 billion in 2024-25. With the SCO accounting for 42 per cent of the world's population and 17.2 per cent of global trade, India emphasised the importance of coordinated action to enhance trade flows, address vulnerabilities, and support inclusive growth across the region.
41% : "...persistent trade imbalances must be addressed through better market access, cooperation on standards, and streamlined trade facilitation.
41% : He also underlined the role of services trade and the temporary movement of skilled professionals, in line with national laws and transparency, to support greater participation of MSMEs in global value chains.
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