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India & China Surpassed US$60 Billion Trade in 2010

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India & China Surpassed US$60 Billion Trade in 2010

India & China surpassed the 60-billion dollar target for bilateral trade for 2010, ending a tense year in ties with a symbolic milestone. Bilateral trade hit 61.7 billion dollars last year with Chinese exports double the size of India's exports to China.

Indian and Chinese officials say bilateral trade is now on course to achieve a 100-billion dollar target for 2015, but the statistics indicate mixed signals for trade relations. India's deficit in the unbalanced cross-border trade continues to grow. Long standing demands for Chinese market access for Indian agriculture, IT and pharmaceutical products remain unresolved in slow moving negotiations.

Indian exports to China in 2010 were worth 20.8 billion dollars, compared to Chinese exports worth 40.9 billion dollars. The trade deficit for India was about 20 billion dollars. Indian exports to China comprise mainly raw materials and commodities, including iron and cotton. officials said cotton exports increased.

India, China did $60-bn trade in 2010 - Hindustan Times
 
Good going.
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i think there is potential for cooperation in the field of services and manufacturing.
 

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