April 2024 exports show positive growth, however continued buoyant order bookings remains the key for its renewed growth : FIEO President
NEW DELHI : Reacting to the April, 2024 merchandise export figures, FIEO President, Mr Ashwani Kumar said that starting the new financial year 2024-25 on a positive note with US$ 34.99 billion and growth
FIEO warns of dumping in India due to US-China trade war
NEW DELHI : China has overcapacity in many sectors such as electric vehicles and hence threat of dumping of goods cannot be ruled out in the domestic market due to the escalating trade war
India poised to benefit from US tariff hikes on Chinese products : Experts
NEW DELHI : US President Joe Biden‘s plan to levy high tariffs on a host of Chinese products, including electric vehicles (EVs), batteries, and medical supplies, will likely benefit Indian exporters, government officials and
Extension of interest subvention scheme with deeper subvention required to provide export competitiveness : President, FIEO
NEW DELHI : Interest equalization scheme (IES) is one of the most effective instruments to remove cost disability of Indian exports. The scheme provides much needed competitiveness to our exports, said Shri Ashwani Kumar,
Overall exports surpassing FY23 figures of US$ 776.40 billion to US$ 776.68 billion despite persistent global challenges : President, FIEO
NEW DELHI : Responding to overall export figures for the FY 2023-24, which surpassed the last FY 2022-23 figures of US$ 776.40 bn to US$ 776.68 bn, goes to show not only the firm
Indian exporters urge Govt for relief from the 45-day payment rule from MSEs’ purchase
NEW DELHI : Indian exporters sought the government and requested an exemption from the 45-day payment rule for goods purchased from MSEs, emphasising that the norm will impact their businesses. The chiefs of major
Logix India 2024: Opens new vistas of opportunities for further enhancement of logistics ecosystem in the country
MUMBAI : The 5th Edition of Logix India, a flagship logistics event organized by the Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) with the support of Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India concluded
Indian exports not to have major impact for the fall in Yen rates : FIEO
NEW DELHI : The recent depreciation seen in Japanese yen is not expected to impact India’s exports to that country as they are not competing with domestic manufacturers, but it could jack up Indian
