EU GSP regulation to impact only 2.66% of India’s exports
NEW DELHI: The European Union Generalised System of preferences (GSP) regulation impacts only 2.66% of India’s exports to the European Union, underscoring the limited trade effect of EU’s GSP Regulations 2025, effective from January
No evidence of anything bad in India’s GDP data, Gita Gopinath on IMF’s C-grade
DAVOS : Economist Gita Gopinath has said that, during her time at the International Monetary Fund, she found no evidence to suggest that India’s GDP numbers were flawed. Gopinath, who served as IMF Chief
India seeks to boost manufacturing, hit $1.3 trln in exports through deregulation, sources say
NEW DELHI : India will seek to triple the nation’s exports by 2035 by boosting manufacturing through structural changes rather than with hefty spending, according to two government officials.In Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s
Jobs at risk, irreversible market loss if US tariffs continue: Textile exporters in missive to Vice President
NEW DELHI : Sustained US tariffs in the absence of a trade deal could cause permanent damage to India’s market share, resulting in job losses, as there is no further shock-absorption capacity left, Indian
OOCL unveils 2026 product line-up under OCEAN Alliance Day 10 Services
SINGAPORE : OOCL has announced its 2026 product line-up under the OCEAN Alliance Day 10 services, reinforcing its commitment to service reliability, sustainability, and stability in global trade. The new network, effective from April
BTMA to shut down all textile mills
DHAKA : Bangladesh Textile Mills Association (BTMA) has declared that it will shut all textile mills in the country. The announcement was made at a press briefing at the BTMA office in the capital’s
DP World trials autonomous vehicle at Antwerp Gateway
ANTWERP : DP World ran a fully electric, self-driving vehicle at its Antwerp Gateway Terminal, transporting empty containers and collecting real-time data to inform future autonomous operations. The fully electric autonomous vehicle transported empty
Kongsberg Maritime formally on its way to becoming a stand-alone company
OSLO: At an extraordinary general meeting of Kongsberg Gruppen on Thursday afternoon, the separation of Kongsberg Maritime was formally approved by the shareholders. The plan is to list the world-leading maritime company on the
