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  • India, Australia looking to expedite trade talks and close negotiations within 2 months

    India, Australia looking to expedite trade talks and close negotiations within 2 months

    The development follows Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal’s visit to Australia last month

  • India looks to expedite FTA talks with Australia in next 2 months to close negotiations

    India looks to expedite FTA talks with Australia in next 2 months to close negotiations

    The India-Australia Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (AI-ECTA) came into effect in December 2022. Now, both sides are negotiating to broaden the scope of ECTA through a comprehensive economic cooperation agreement (CECA).

  • India-UK FTA talks may conclude as early as September

    India-UK FTA talks may conclude as early as September

    The countries have already achieved broad consensus on trade of goods especially on the prickly issues of whiskey and automobiles. As many as 19 chapters of the total 26 have also been closed.

  • Within 6 years, India's exports to Australia will be tariff, quota free, says Tony Abbott

    Within 6 years, India's exports to Australia will be tariff, quota free, says Tony Abbott

    India’s imports from Australia amount to $17 billion, while its exports to Australia are worth around $10.5 billion, ministry of commerce and industry has said

  • India-Australia FTA kicks off, nearly 96% exports get free access

    India-Australia FTA kicks off, nearly 96% exports get free access

    Under the pact, Australia is offering zero-duty access to India for about 96.4 per cent of exports (by value) from the Day 1. This covers many products that currently attract 4-5 per cent customs duty in Australia.

  • India Inc hails India-Australia FTA

    India Inc hails India-Australia FTA

    FICCI Director General Arun Chawla said this agreement will open doors to opportunities across diverse areas like mining and minerals, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, education, clean energy, transportation, gems and jewellery, tourism and textiles, generating about a million jobs in India.

  • India pushes for amendment to DTAA to stop double taxation of IT firms in Australia

    India pushes for amendment to DTAA to stop double taxation of IT firms in Australia

    India has also taken up with Australia the delay in processing visas for students heading to Australia for higher studies

  • India, Australia should look at $100 billion bilateral trade by 2030: Piyush Goyal

    India, Australia should look at $100 billion bilateral trade by 2030: Piyush Goyal

    On April 2, India and Australia signed the Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement (IndAus ECTA) under which both the countries are providing duty free access to a huge number of goods and relaxing norms to promote trade in services.

  • India-Australia trade agreement resolves double taxation issue for Indian IT firms

    India-Australia trade agreement resolves double taxation issue for Indian IT firms

    Under the agreement, Australia will also provide duty-free access to over 95 percent of Indian goods such as textiles, leather, jewellery, and sports products.

  • India-Australia deal — Benefits extend beyond trade gains

    India-Australia deal — Benefits extend beyond trade gains

    New Delhi can leverage the economic pact with Canberra to consolidate its geopolitical interest in the Asia-Pacific region

  • EXCLUSIVE | Trade deal with Australia may be the first to have separate focus on supply chains

    EXCLUSIVE | Trade deal with Australia may be the first to have separate focus on supply chains

    A push by India and Australia to bring their supply chains closer, bypassing China, may formally become a part of the proposed fast-track trade deal being negotiated.

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