PM Modi to visit China for SCO Summit, first trip since 2019
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi is scheduled to visit Tianjin, China, to attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit from August 31 to September 1. This will also be his first
Tariff deadline may extend further as US China trade negotiations moving slowly: Report
NEW DELHI : Trade negotiations between the United States and China are moving slowly, raising the chances that the current tariff deadlines may be extended, according to a report by SBI Funds Management. The
”Chinese dumping could wipe out our industry, we have to be wary,” says Arvind Virmani
As the trade war triggered by the US has changed the global landscape of cross-border transactions in goods, India will do well to adopt a three-pronged strategy, Arvind Virmani, Member, Niti Aayog told Prasanta Sahu in an interview.
FY25 trade deficit with China close to $100 bn amid dumping concerns
NEW DELHI : India’s trade deficit with China neared $100 billion in FY25, amid escalating concerns of dumping, data released by the commerce department showed. Chinese imports rose by 11.5 per cent to $113.45
India should engage with both US and China; remain committed to WTO-led multilateral trade norms: GTRI
NEW DELHI : India must engage with both the US and China and it should not draw itself into any binary amid the trade wars between economic giants, Ajay Srivastava, founder of Global Trade
Odisha exported over 4 crore metric tons of iron ore to China in 3 Years
BHUBANESWAR : In the last three years, Odisha has exported 4,18,79,050 metric tons of iron ore to China, generating substantial revenue for the state. This information was provided by Mines Minister Shri Bibhuti Bhushan
India’s ambitious $23 bn PLI scheme to counter China factories set to lapse
NEW DELHI : Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s government has decided to let lapse a $23 billion programme to incentivise domestic manufacturing, just four years after it launched the effort to woo firms
India may only be able to shift $3.5-5 billion worth of trade away from China
NEW DELHI : India will only be able to shift $3.5-5 billion of trade away from its largest trading partner – China – and replace it with goods imported from United States, still running a