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G20 discusses curbing excess capacity, dumping hurting fair trade: Goyal
- G20 trade ministers discussed curbing excess capacity and dumping that hurt fair trade
- Anti-dumping discussions matter to Indian manufacturers competing with subsidised imports
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- G20 trade ministers discussed curbing excess capacity and dumping that hurt fair trade
- Goyal said India is pursuing free trade agreements with 31 nations
- Goyal defended India against U.S. forced-labour and excess-capacity investigations
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Piyush Goyal highlights G20 efforts to tackle predatory pricing and overproduction challenges
- G20 ministers discussed curbing the effects of government-backed excess manufacturing capacity
- Global action on excess capacity could affect Indian manufacturers facing predatory pricing
Goyal pitches India as global trade hub, eyes 75-80% of world economy
- India is pursuing free trade agreements with 31 nations
- Piyush Goyal said India is targeting economies representing 75-80% of the world economy
- Trade deals could affect Indian exporters across sectors, including manufacturing and services
Piyush Goyal calls for WTO-compliant measures to address global trade distortions at G20 meet
- Piyush Goyal called for WTO-compliant measures to address global trade distortions at a G20 meeting
Goyal at G20: India opposes making MFN conditional on WTO obligations
- Piyush Goyal represented India at the G20 Trade Ministers' Meeting
- India opposes making the Most-Favoured-Nation principle conditional on WTO obligations
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