Amid the gloom enveloping major economies and trade corridors, two Asian giants are on a high. India and China are targeting bilateral trade of $ 1 OOBn by 2015, one-third more than the $73.9Bn achieved in 2011. When Indian prime minister Manmohan Singh met his Chinese counterpart Wen Jiabo during the Rio+20 environment summit in Rio de Janeiro last month, they agreed to push bilateral trade beyond the psychological mark of $ 10 OBn.
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