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
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
GENEVA : The volume of world merchandise trade is expected to decline by 0.2% in 2025 under current conditions, nearly three percentage points lower than what would have been expected under a “low tariff”
GENEVA : The world economy is on a recessionary trajectory, driven by escalating trade tensions and persistent uncertainty, UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) alerts in its new report, “Trade and Development Foresights 2025 –
NEW DELHI : NITI Aayog launched a report on Hand and Power tools sectors – ‘Unlocking $25+ Billion Export Potential – India’s Hand & Power Tools Sector’. The report underscores the transformative potential of hand
NEW DELHI : India’s overall exports grew by a healthy 5.5% in FY 2024-25, reaching USD 820.93 billion, reflecting the resilience of the export sector amid rising global geopolitical tensions and trade disruptions. FIEO
AHMEDABAD : Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah on last Thursday hailed Gujarat as a leader in industries set to define the global economy for the next 25 years. “Gujarat has emerged as a
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal addressed the CAPEXIL’s Vibrant Buildcon 2025 here. He asked industry stakeholders to adopt best practices in sustainability, reduce import dependency, focus on
NEW DELHI : The US tightening of low-value E-Commerce shipments from China has opened up huge opportunities for Indian online exporters, as they can fill the gap if the red tape is eased and
NEW DELHI : India’s goods and services exports have crossed a record $820 billion in financial year 2024-25, which represents a close to 6 per cent increase over the corresponding figure of $778 billion