India Eyes More Mexico Trade, Hopes to Avoid Sheinbaum Tariffs

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India wants to boost trade with Mexico in software, pharmaceuticals and IT, its top Mexican diplomat said.

Mexico's Trade Deficit With India Has Spiked Since 2018 | A lot more Indian imports, fewer Mexican exports

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India wants to boost trade with Mexico in software, pharmaceuticals and IT, its top Mexican diplomat said, while also hoping President Claudia Sheinbaum will exempt its exports from tariffs she’s proposed on a range of Asian goods.

India Eyes More Mexico Trade, Hopes to Avoid Claudia Sheinbaum Tariffs

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