Reciprocal tariffs could be withdrawn if India-US conclude trade deal : Former CBIC Chairman
NEW DELHI : The imposition of reciprocal tariffs by the United States from April 2 is likely to emerge as a critical concern for Indian exporters, adding uncertainty to trade relations between the two
India has 4th largest foreign exchange reserve; can take care of imports for 11 months : FM Sitharaman
NEW DELHI : India is the fourth largest country to hold foreign exchange reserves of USD 658.8 billion, enough to meet the country’s imports for 11 months, Finance Minister Smt Nirmala Sitharaman told the
China hit by record number of WTO trade disputes as global backlash to export surge grows
BEIJING : China faced a record number of WTO trade disputes in 2024 as its export surge fuelled global backlash, with both developing and advanced economies challenging its overproduction. China faced a historic surge
FM to launch “NITI NCAER States Economic Forum” portal on 1st April, 2025 in New Delhi
NEW DELHI : NITI Aayog, in collaboration with the National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER), has developed a portal which is a comprehensive repository of data on social, economic and fiscal parameters, research
Kutch region ports will be less impacted by US Tariffs
BHUJ : The impact of tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump is being evaluated globally. However, the ports in the Kutch region in Gujarat are not likely to get affected by it. The
Gujarat CM inaugurates chlorotoluene plant of GACL at Dahej
DAHEJ : Chief Minister Shri Bhupendra Patel virtually inaugurated the country’s largest chlorotoluene plant set up by Gujarat Alkalies and Chemicals Limited in Dahej on the foundation day of GACL. Through this venture of
German firm from chemical sector to invest USD 1.5 bn in India: Goyal
NEW DELHI : Commerce and Industry Minister Shri Piyush Goyal on Saturday said a German company from the chemical sector has decided to invest USD 1.5 billion in India, and a state has identified
India’s merchandise exports may fall slightly to USD 435 billion in 2024-25: GTRI
NEW DELHI : India’s merchandise exports, which have been contracting since October last year, are expected to decline slightly by the end of this fiscal year and fall below USD 435 billion, think tank