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New Zealand Clears Path for Free-Trade Agreement With India

Bloomberg Markets Wednesday 16 September 2026, 04:50 UTC By Tracy Withers 1 min read
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New Zealand’s parliament passed legislation enabling a free-trade agreement with India, clearing the way for a deal Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has described as “once-in-a-generation.”

New Zealand’s parliament passed legislation enabling a free-trade agreement with India, clearing the way for a deal Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has described as “once-in-a-generation.”
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