India trade delegation to visit Moscow as U.S. tariffs hit exports
NEW DELHI : A large delegation of Indian exporters will start a four-day visit to Moscow on Tuesday, a senior trade body official said, part of New Delhi’s push to diversify export markets amid
ISMA welcomes Government nod for sugar exports, seeks revision of MSP and ethanol prices
NEW DELHI: The Indian Sugar and Bio-Energy Manufacturers Association (ISMA) has welcomed the government’s decision to permit the export of 15 lakh tons of sugar during the 2025-26 sugar season, calling it a timely
Piyush Goyal visits Melbourne, holds bilateral meetings to review progress of India–Australia CECA n…
MELBOURNE : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry Shri Piyush Goyal visited Melbourne, Australia, on 8th November 2025 to hold bilateral discussions with Minister for Trade and Tourism of Australia Senator the Hon. Don
Gujarat’s chemical sector eyes Chinese market amid slowdown in US Exports
AHMEDABAD : Chemical exports from Gujarat and India to the United States have dropped sharply and are now nearly at a standstill, delivering a severe blow to the country’s chemical industry. The decline follows
AI boom drives Taiwan’s exports to record $61.8 billion in October
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s exports in October surged 49.7 per cent year-on-year to USD 61.8 billion, a record monthly high, driven by strong global demand for artificial intelligence technologies (AI), according to Focus Taiwan. The Ministry
Mawani records export surge with 127,844 TEUs in October
RIYADH : The Saudi Ports Authority (Mawani) has announced the highest annual increase in the number of export containers shipped through its ports in October 2025, reaching 127,844 TEUs. This reflects the Kingdom’s growing
Maersk orders eight new LNG containerships
COPENHAGEN : In a significant move to modernize its fleet, Maersk has placed an order for eight LNG dual-fuel containerships at New Times Shipbuilding (NTS), with options for four additional vessels. Each ship is
US tariffs hit Indian solar exports, trigger supply glut in domestic market: ICRA
NEW DELHI: Tariffs by the United States on solar imports have dealt a heavy blow to Indian solar module exporters, forcing manufacturers to redirect volumes back into the domestic market, according to a report