Flip-flops featuring the image of U.S. President Barrack Obama are displayed outside a shoe store in Mumbai.
As Asia's third largest economy and one of the world's fastest growing markets, India is placed high on Obama's goal list to build what he calls a "defining" partnership. On his first day in Mumbai, Obama is scheduled to attend a business summit focusing on the economic ties between the two nations.
India has emerged as a thriving market for U.S. exports. Goods exports from the United States have quadrupled to about $17 billion over the last seven years and service exports tripled to about $10 billion annually, officials say.
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India has emerged as a thriving market for U.S. exports. Goods exports from the United States have quadrupled to about $17 billion over the last seven years and service exports tripled to about $10 billion annually, officials say.
Read More:http://edition.cnn.com/2010/BUSINESS/11/05/india.US.summit.ties/index.html
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