India and Brazil to Expand Trade Pact under Mercosur Bloc
On 16th October 2025, India and Brazil agreed to expand the scope of their existing Preferential Trade Agreement (PTA) under the Mercosur bloc, in a move aimed at boosting economic and trade relations.
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