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    India, New Zealand FTA talks gain momentum after 6-month break
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                        India and New Zealand are making progress on their Free Trade Agreement after years of little movement. 
 Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal says the talks have been ongoing over the past six months, with PM Modi's push for a developed India by 2047 providing a broader context. 
 Goyal sounded optimistic, saying both sides want a deal that benefits everyone.
Fourth round of talks underway
The fourth round of negotiations just kicked off in Auckland and runs through November 7. 
 The focus is on building a fair partnership—think smoother trade for goods and services, plus clear rules about where products come from. 
 If all goes well, this agreement could seriously boost economic ties between the two countries.