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Tradeindia's weekly Exim Newsletter is a whole-hearted editorial effort dedicated to give the worldwide exim community a fair perspective on matters related to trade, aspects of Government Economic Policy, concerns of exporters-importers and issues in global trade.
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05 July 2005

New pastures for Exim Inc.
From the Editor's Desk : The recent decision of the Indian governing body to open up its trade frontiers for Singapore is being hailed by one and all. ...

Special Report On : India keeps pace in post-quota textile exports
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28 June 2005

Inter-State Trade Council set up to boost international trade
From the Editor's Desk : In a bid to boost international trade, an Inter-State Trade Council was recently formed with Commerce Minister Mr Kamal Nath as its chairman ...

Special Report On : New markets for IT exports
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21 June 2005

Trade Board – finding ways to help Exim Inc.
From the Editor's Desk : The recent call from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh asking respective ministries to slash red tape and increase productivity to achieve a two-way trade target of USD 500 billion by 2010, received the thumbs-up from all quarters ...

Special Report On : Cross-border cousins fail to meet
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14 June 2005

Kunming Fair – leaving a bad taste
From the Editor's Desk : The Indian businessmen who ventured into China recently have been left with a bad taste in the mouth after fake Chinese currency notes deceived them ...

Special Report On : G-33 to defend tariffs
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07 June 2005

US Trade Deficit could affect us all
From the Editor's Desk : The high-flying dollar is losing altitude and over the past three months, it has slipped by 6 percent against major currencies, raising concerns that this could be the end of a heady seven-year run as the world's super-currency. ...

Special Report On : India's top export destinations
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