Mumbai: Positioned as a major investment destination to the world, India is targeting to increase its bilateral trade with the US to $ 500 billion from current levels of over $ 100 billion, in the near term. According to a recent joint report by PwC and Indo American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), bilateral relations between India and the US have been cemented further in the last two years with increased issuance of visas, visits by dignitaries, initiatives to combat terrorism, as well as trade.
“Both countries now aspire to increase bilateral trade to the tune of $ 500 billion from the current $ 100 billion plus annually,” the report said.
