US trade deficit widens in February on strong imports
WASHINGTON : The U.S. trade deficit widened for a second straight month in February as an increase in exports to a record high was offset by surging imports,
China, India boost seaborne thermal coal imports as power demand surges
TORONTO : China and India lifted imports of seaborne thermal coal to three-month highs in March as the world’s two biggest buyers took advantage of lower international prices
India initiates anti-dumping probe into import of a chemical from China & Japan
NEW DELHI : India has initiated an anti-dumping probe into the import of a chemical used in the rubber industry from China and Japan following a complaint by
India reduces steel trade deficit on the back of better exports, stable imports
NEW DELHI : India’s steel trade deficit has come down to ₹10,411 crore ($1,258 million) for the April–February period, down 10 per cent sequentially, on the back of improving exports,
Exporters work on product identification problems under UK’s replacement scheme for GSP
NEW DELHI : The UK Government’s decision to replace the popular Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) programme, which offered import duty concessions to developing nations and LDCs for
Switzerland, UAE, China lead double digit imports growth in February
NEW DELHI : A jump in imports from Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and China led to a double-digit increase in India’s imports in February, propelling them
US-bound ship hits Bharat Petroleum crude import facility
JAMNAGAR : A US-bound vessel from Sikka Port in Gujarat accidentally hit a Bharat Petroleum Corp’s (BPCL) crude import facility late on Sunday, two sources told on Monday.
Union Govt launches mission to boost oilseeds’ production and to reduce imports of cooking oils
GOGAMUKH : Union Agriculture Minister Shri Arjun Munda on Monday said the government has launched a mission to boost production of oilseeds and reduce imports of cooking oils. The minister virtually inaugurated administrative-cum-academic building,
Centre warns of price cap on Tur Dal imports
NEW DELHI : The Centre warned the industry that it may impose a price cap on imported tur dal to keep domestic prices in control as it is concerned about monopoly suppliers of Myanmar and Mozambique. In
India’s pulses demand to grow exponentially as economy set to reach $5 tonnes : DGFT
NEW DELHI : As India imports over 3 million tonnes (mt) of pulses annually even as production has jumped substantially, the Government sees the gap between demand and