Drewry: India boosts North-South container trade
India's economic growth looks set to surpass China's by 2016, a development that will likely boost growth on container trades from Europe to the Middle East and Southeast Asia, according to Drewry. But there are several pitfalls.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN
India will soon cement its position as a significant trade growth factor, and this is good news for growth on routes from Europe to the Middle East and Asia, says Drewry in a new analysis. After 20 years on hold, negotiations for a free-trade agreement between Europe and India have now been reopened.
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