TRADE & SANCTIONS

India, Chile working towards CEPA, top official says

2026-09-22·Economic Times·Impact 2/5 · Moderate

MeridStreet AI summary

India and Chile are working towards signing a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, or CEPA, a top official has announced. This agreement aims to enhance trade between the two nations, which has already surpassed $5.6 billion in 2025. A CEPA would provide significant benefits for Indian and Chilean businesses, allowing them to expand their trade and investment opportunities. This development is likely to boost economic ties between the two countries, benefiting both nations.

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Why it matters

India and Chile are working on a trade deal to increase bilateral trade. This could lead to more economic cooperation and investment between the two countries.

Market impact

Impact score

2 / 5

Market signal

Positive / risk-on

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Transmission channels

Trade talks→Economic cooperation→Bilateral trade growth→Investment increase→Market sentiment boost

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