India and South Korea Agree to Tackle Growing Trade Deficit
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India and South Korea have agreed to address the increasing bilateral trade deficit during their latest negotiations. This agreement aims to balance trade relations, potentially affecting exporters and importers in both countries. The talks reflect ongoing efforts to strengthen economic ties and reduce trade imbalances between the two Asian economies.
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- •India and South Korea held a recent round of trade negotiations focused on economic issues.
- •The bilateral trade deficit for India with South Korea has been growing in recent years.
- •Both countries agreed to take steps to address and reduce this trade imbalance.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸India implements policies to boost exports to South Korea India's trade deficit with South Korea could decrease, benefiting Indian exporters and improving economic relations.
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