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India’s strategic autonomy faces a trade test as WTO warns non-aligned economies could pay a price for fragmentation

Economic Times 1 hr ago·15 Sept 2026, 9:45 am

India's foreign economic policy aims for broad trade ties. The WTO warns of rising costs in a fragmented global trade system. India's numerous free trade agreements offer preferential market access. Diversification and multiple pacts help maintain economic flexibility. This strategy counters rising trade costs in a bloc-driven world.

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India’s strategic autonomy faces a trade test as WTO warns non-aligned economies could pay a price for fragmentation