Improved business activity casts doubt over rate cuts
WASHINGTON/LONDON : Businesses across the globe broadly enjoyed an improved performance this month with activity picking up in the United States and across parts of Asia and Europe, surveys showed on Thursday, giving central
Peak in China’s coal demand in sight as renewables jump 12% : BIMCO
LONDON : Between January and April 2024, China’s electricity generation from renewables surged 12% y/y, significantly outpacing the 6% growth in generation from fossil fuels. While steam coal shipments to China rose 29% y/y,
Indian Govt pursuing customs mutual recognition agreements with nations: CBIC
NEW DELHI : India has signed mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) with customs authorities of seven nations and is actively pursuing negotiations for such pacts with other countries, a top official said. The Central Board
Electronic goods, engineering goods, drugs & pharmaceuticals exports of India beat global trade slowdown during FY24
NEW DELHI : Only a few Indian sectors—engineering goods, electronic goods, and drugs & pharmaceuticals products—have seen a rise in their annual export value during FY24, a year that saw high interest rates globally
Laptop and Tablet imports from China surged 47% to $273.6 million in March
NEW DELHI : Five months after India started monitoring imports of major electronic hardware products, inbound shipments of personal computers (PCs), including laptops and tablets, from China surged by 47.1 per cent to $273.6
Maldives said India and China have agreed to cooperate in paying in local currency for imports
MALE : The Maldives on Wednesday said both India and China have agreed to cooperate in efforts to pay for imports in their respective countries’ currency instead of the US dollar, which is likely
The proposed India-UK FTA hopefully not far : FICCI UK Council Chair
LONDON : The proposed India-UK Free Trade Agreement is hopefully not far on the horizon as it will offer immense opportunity to be leveraged within the bilateral partnership, said the new chair of a
Government of India taking action against Everest and MDH, also recommending corrective measures
NEW DELHI : The Indian government has taken action against spice-exporting companies Everest and MDH, conducting inspections and recommending corrective measures after tests revealed elevated levels of ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing chemical, in products
