India urged to reassess trade policies
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported Jun 04, 2026 · Last updated Jun 04, 2026
The recommendations in the report, if adopted by 'India', could lead to significant shifts in its trade and investment policies, potentially impacting various industries and global supply chains. A more coordinated and strategic approach to Free Trade Agreements and investment screening could enhance 'India's economic resilience and competitiveness, attracting more foreign investment and boosting domestic manufacturing. The proposed changes in engagement with 'China' and deeper technology partnerships with the 'United States' could also reshape international trade dynamics.
A new report, 'Resilience in a Fragmenting World: India's Economic Relations with Great Powers', released by 'OG Advisory Group', 'Chintan Research Foundation', 'Information Technology Industry Council', and 'Institute of Chinese Studies', recommends that 'India' reassess its existing Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), modernize its investment screening framework, and adopt a more coordinated trade and industrial policy. The report, based on consultations with policymakers and industry representatives, urges 'India' to move beyond reactive policymaking. Key recommendations include auditing existing FTAs to assess their effectiveness, aligning future trade agreements with industrial and export priorities, and exploring high-quality market arrangements. Regarding economic engagement with 'China', the report suggests a sector-specific and national-security-led investment screening framework, advocating for the utilization of Chinese investment in non-strategic sectors while strengthening safeguards in sensitive areas. It also calls for deeper technology partnerships with the 'United States' and better alignment of trade, industrial, and tax policies.
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