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'99% there, last 1% being worked out': US-India trade deal could be signed within weeks, says Sergio Gor
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‘99% there, last 1% being worked out’: US-India trade deal could be signed within weeks, says Sergio Gor

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“We are 99% there, the last 1% we are working on. We are very optimistic that this will get done. It will be a win-win situation for both the US and India,” Gor said

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