Posts by: aiai-india
March 22, 2014
Bright Prospects for Indian Business Players in Luxembourg says Ambassador Mr. Stronck

“Luxembourg, the world’s second largest nation in terms of GDP Per Capita welcomes Indian companies to invest in its booming economy. The economy exhibits ease of doing business with strong geo-political situation, stable macroeconomic framework, optimal tax rates, access to financial capital and thriving R & D activities”,[…]

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March 15, 2014
Argentina and India to Foster Cross Border Trade and Investment

“Traditionally, India and Argentina have enjoyed cordial economic and political relations. However, Indian capital investments in Argentina stands at mere US$ 930 million restricted to the sectors of IT, pharmaceuticals and organic chemicals. Argentina invites Indian companies to explore untapped sectors for cross border investment”, said Mr. Alejandro[…]

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March 6, 2014
Lithuania and India should foster mutually beneficial ties says Indian Baltic Chamber of Commerce

The bilateral trade between India and Lithuania stands at mere US$ 193 million biased in favour of India. The Indian Baltic Chamber of Commerce works towards fostering regional ties between India and Lithuania besides other European economies. The Lithuanian economy specializes in the production of fertilizers, laser technology,[…]

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March 5, 2014
Emerging Markets Need to Guard against Departure from Easy Credit Policy Regimes Globally cautions CARE

“The global economy showing signs of revival is estimated to grow at 3.7% during CY2014 from 3% in the present year. The growth is led by revival of the US and the Eurozone which may see a halt in the easy credit policy regimes followed by them. The[…]

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March 5, 2014
Free and Fair Pricing for All through CPI recommends Mr. Kalantri

“The Consumer Price Index has a well calibrated scientific approach towards estimating the inflation index. The parameters considered under the CPI are well framed with intensive work by the Labour Bureau of the Government of India. However, despite efforts on the part of the Government and the RBI,[…]

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March 1, 2014
India and China must Join Hands to sustain Growth Momentum

“India and China have been posed with the challenge of sustaining their growth momentum.  In order to promote growth the two nations must join hands. The two economic super powers comprise the global growth engine besides being the largest consumption and manufacturing markets world over. To address the[…]

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February 26, 2014
Poland Invites Two-Way Flow of Joint Ventures, Foreign Investment and Knowledge Sharing with India

“Indo-Polish relationship has been characterized by goodwill and cooperation. Poland seeks to deepen economic and trade ties through two-way flow of joint ventures, foreign direct investments and sharing of knowledge and technical know-how”, said Mr. J.J. Singh, President, Indo Polish Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Poland during an[…]

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February 26, 2014
Mozambique seeks assistance from India towards economic development

“India and Mozambique enjoy close, friendly relations built upon traditional links dating back to pre-colonial period. As of date, the Indian economy has actively assisted Mozambique in its struggle towards economic development. Going forward, Mozambique invites Indian business community to develop its industrial base, the MSME sector, infrastructure,[…]

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February 26, 2014
Serbia extends invite to competitive Indian business participants says H.E. Mr. Jovan Mirilovic

“India and the Republic of Serbia have enjoyed good geo-political relations in the past years. Going forward, Serbia intends to build on the economic ties with the nation. We invite Indian business companies to invest in the sectors of energy, film industry, food production, machinery industry, tractor and[…]

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February 26, 2014
Currency Markets do not contribute to Rupee volatility says the National Stock Exchange

“India is a globalised economy. The policy decisions in the US, European Union and other emerging nations have bearing on the Indian economy as well. The gradually recovering US economy has threatened to taper its quantitative easing programme thereby causing flow of foreign capital from emerging markets to[…]

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