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India's Trade Deficit with China Crosses USD 100 Bn in First 9-Months
India’s exports to China rose 40.7% to $19.26 billion, but imports climbed faster and kept the deficit above $100 billion, customs data showed.
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Times of IndiaIndia's trade deficit with China crosses USD 100 bn in first 9-months
India's trade deficit with China has climbed to USD 105.93 billion in the initial nine months of this year. However, it is noteworthy that Indian exports to China saw a remarkable increase of 40.7 percent during this timeframe. Overall, bilateral trade has expanded by 25.4 percent, as Chinas exports to India have also increased.
·Mumbai, India
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