NEW DELHI: India’s exports to its largest export market, the United States, have suffered a sharp reversal under the impact of aggressive tariff hikes. Between May and October 2025, shipments fell 28.5 per cent,
NEW DELHI: India’s textile and apparel industry is entering a new era of speed, transparency and global competitiveness as sweeping upgrades across the country’s logistics ecosystem begin to take hold. With the government accelerating
NEW DELHI: Global commodity prices are expected to fall by nearly 7 per cent in 2026, continuing a fourth straight year of decline. The fall is being linked to slower global economic growth, trade
LONDON : Global merchandise trade lost steam in the September quarter as the early-year surge driven by advance ordering ahead of fresh US tariffs tapered off, according to the World Trade Organisation. The WTO’s
BEIJING : China’s auto industry appears to be heading for a record-breaking year in 2025 as domestic sales and exports surge in tandem. According to China Association of Automobile Manufacturers (CAAM) deputy secretary-general Chen
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi on Friday said the 8.2% GDP growth in Q2 of 2025-26 is “very encouraging” and the government will continue to advance reforms and strengthen Ease of Living
VADODARA : The Union Minister for Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), Shri Sarbananda Sonowal took part in the Sardar@150 March along with other leaders at Vadodara on Friday. Sonowal said the Sardar@150 National Unity
NEW DELHI : Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal, said that India has concluded balanced and equitable trade agreements with Australia, the UAE, Mauritius, the United Kingdom and the four-nation EFTA
NEW DELHI : India and Afghanistan are drawing closer once again, this time, doing so above Pakistan’s head. After months of border closures, airspace restrictions, and disrupted trade routes, New Delhi and Kabul are
NEW DELHI : A Finance Ministry report on Thursday indicated that the economic growth rate during the July-September quarter (Q2 of Fiscal Year 2025-26) could be in the range of 7-7.5 per cent. Statistics