US lays out plans to hit Chinese ships with port fees
WASHINGTON D.C. : The US has revealed plans to impose port fees on Chinese ships to try to revive shipbuilding in the US and challenge China’s dominance of the industry. From mid-October, Chinese ship
US buyers want Indian exporters to share tariff cost as shipments resume
WASHINGTON D.C. : Despite a 90-day tariff pause, the Indian exporters are still dealing with duty-induced pain. US-based customers are asking Indian manufacturers to bear at least one-third to half the cost of the
Merchandise & Services exports FY 2024-25 (April-March) is estimated to grow by 5.50% at US$ 820.93 Billion than in FY 2023-24 (April-March)
NEW DELHI : India’s total exports (Merchandise and Services combined) for March 2025* is estimated at US$ 73.61 Billion, registering a positive growth of 2.65 percent vis-à-vis March 2024. Total imports (Merchandise and Services
India’s rice exports hit record $ 12 billion
NEW DELHI : India’s exports of agricultural and processed food products rose by 13% year-on-year to $25.14 billion during the 2024-25 compared to the FY24 even as overall exports grew only marginally. The rise
DP World announces Bharat Africa Setu with the aim of doubling India-Africa Trade
MUMBAI : DP World, a leading global provider of smart end-to-end supply chain solutions, on Wednesday announced the launch of the Bharat Africa Setu. This initiative is being developed under the guidance of the Government
India’s US-bound exports in March up 35% as exporters frontloaded shipments to beat reciprocal duties
NEW DELHI : Indian Exporters rushed to beat the reciprocal tariffs expected to come into effect on April 2, pushing goods worth over $10 billion to the US last month alone — a sharp
India’s will have a bi-lateral trade agreement with US in next few months: Morgan Stanley
NEW DELHI : India’s potential trade deal with the US may take time, but it is more likely to happen in the next few months, and it could help India gain a share in
Trump’s tariffs threaten over $350 million of exports, force Indian MSMEs to de-risk from US
NEW DELHI : India’s MSME exporters are scouring for other destinations as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs threaten the margins of smaller players who have already spent the better part of FY25 grappling with the after-effects