Tariff changes could open new opportunities for Indian textiles : Arvind’s Kulin Lalbhai
NEW DELHI : Mr. Kulin Lalbhai, Vice-Chairman of Arvind believes that while higher US tariffs on textile imports may lead to increased costs for American buyers and short-term uncertainty, they also open up new opportunities for
US retaliatory tariffs a major setback for Indian gems, jewellery exports : GJEPC
NEW DELHI : The US retaliatory tariffs are a major setback for the Indian gems and jewellery exports, apex industry body GJEPC said on Thursday as it urged the government to take steps to
Trump tariffs bad for global economy and trade, Maersk says
COPENHAGEN : Shipping company Maersk said that the tariffs announced by U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday amount to bad news for the global economy and trade stability. Trump’s move to slap a 10%
AD Ports Group reports Record Revenue and Profit in 2024
ABU DHABI : AD Ports Group a leading global enabler of trade, transport, industry, and logistics, issued its 2024 Annual Report, which chronicled a year of record revenue and profit growth, as the Group
India signs 5 MoUs with Thailand to elevate ties of strategic partnership during Modi’s Bangkok visit
BANGKOK : India and Thailand on Thursday upgraded their relations to a strategic partnership as Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi and his Thai counterpart Paetongtarn Shinawatra explored ways to enhance trade and investment and
Thailand holds “special place” in India’s “Act East” policy, our “Indo-Pacific Vision”: PM Modi
BANGKOK : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi reaffirmed India’s commitment to ASEAN unity and the Indo-Pacific while strengthening ties with Thailand, stating that Thailand holds a “special place” in India’s strategic approach towards the region, playing a key role
India will have minimal impact of US tariffs in spite of highest tariff difference of 9%
NEW DELHI : US President Donald Trump set to announce reciprocal tariffs later, a report by Motilal Oswal suggests that its impact on India will be minimal. However, it adds that despite India having the highest tariff
Indian pharma heaves a sigh of relief, for now; but not medical device makers
NEW DELHI : Indian drugmakers are heaving a sigh of relief, for now, as United States President Donald Trump unveiled his “reciprocal tariff” plans. However, the relief does not extend to medical device makers.