India pushes rupee‑based trade settlements.
Goal: help countries with limited access to strong foreign currencies.
Discussion took place at the International Monetary Fund and World Bank meeting.
India is reviewing its trade agreement with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations for balance.
The move is intended to keep essential imports flowing even when international currencies are scarce due to economic difficulties.
She discussed the plan during the International Monetary Fund and World Bank Annual Meetings in Bangkok, noting that existing trade agreements are being reviewed for fairness.
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