India is reassessing its 2019 exit from RCEP, the world’s largest trade bloc of 15 countries. Internal talks are underway as US tariffs disrupt global supply chains and China signals a thaw in trade ties.
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- India weighing return to RCEP, left in Nov 2019
- Bloc covers 32.6% of global GDP, 2.35 billion people
- Includes ASEAN, China, Japan, Korea, Australia, New Zealand
- Fresh review triggered by US tariffs up to 50% on India
- China eased export curbs after Jaishankar–Wang Yi meeting
- Govt may relax Chinese FDI rules ahead of SCO Summit
- RIS tasked to assess RCEP costs, benefits
- India seeks written assurances for better market access
- Concerns remain: risk of cheap imports, farmer losses, trade deficit
- Study shows India’s untapped export potential to China at $161 bn




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