India's Foreign Ministry reportedly intends to remove restrictions on Chinese firms bidding for government contracts, according to sources

The reported move by India to lift restrictions on Chinese firms for government contracts signals a potential thaw in trade relations between the two countries.

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This could lead to increased Chinese investment in India, positively impacting sectors reliant on infrastructure development. Moreover, watch for market reactions in Indian equities and segments related to investment and trade with China.

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