<h1>India-China Sign $338M Trade Deals to Boost Indian Exports, Address Trade Imbalance at Business Symposium.</h1> India and China have taken significant steps to address their trade imbalance, focusing on boosting Indian exports to China. During the India-China Business Matchmaking Symposium, Indian companies signed 15 Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) worth USD 338 million with Chinese counterparts, targeting exports like zinc and copper concentrates, cotton yarn, and frozen fish. This initiative follows earlier agreements on buffalo meat, fisheries, and pharmaceuticals during the Chinese Premier's visit to India. Despite a decline in bilateral trade to USD 68 billion in 2012, China remains India's largest trading partner, with efforts underway to enhance cooperation in pharmaceuticals, IT, and agro-products.