Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday said that India will not sign any trade deal in a "hurry" as New Delhi views trade agreements as an opportunity to build deeper trust and partnerships. He said India is exploring new markets and looking at "stronger demand impetus" within the country.

Speaking at the Berlin Global Dialogue on Friday, the Minister said, "India never thinks decisions in a rush or on the pressure of the moment, and we've accepted that there are tariffs on us, we're looking at how to overcome that. We're looking at newer markets. We are looking at a stronger demand impetus within the Indian economy."

Referring to the bilateral trade deal (BTA) between India and the US, the Piyush Goyal said that talks are going on, but India is not in a hurry to fin

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