NEW DELHI : The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) warmly welcomes the Union Budget 2026–27 and compliments the Government for presenting a bold, forward-looking, and reform-oriented Budget that significantly strengthens India’s growth trajectory
NEW DELHI : The Union Budget 2026–27 places international trade and exports at the heart of India’s growth strategy, reaffirming the Government’s commitment to building a competitive, resilient, and globally integrated economy. Anchored in
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
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
NEW DELHI: India is on track to cross USD 850 billion in total exports for the current financial year (FY 2025-26), driven by steady performance in both merchandise and services despite a challenging global
NEW DELHI : Indian Merchandise Exports rose 1.87% to $38.5 billion in December 2025, Commerce Secretary Shri Rajesh Agrawal said on Thursday (January 15, 2026). Imports increased to $63.55 billion in December 2025 from
NEW DELHI: Indian exporters have begun a strategic shift toward market diversification as a primary mechanism to counter the impact of significantly higher US tariffs and the absence of a formal trade deal. According
Applications amounting to over ₹8,500 crores and sanctions of over ₹3,100 crores received within first month Scheme benefits MSME and non-MSME exporters by supporting liquidity, market diversification and employment Government to provide 100% guarantee
NEW DELHI : India has steadily expanded its global trade partnerships to strengthen economic growth, create jobs, and enhance its global standing. After signing six Free Trade Agreements in the last five years, the
NEW DELHI : Despite tariffs remaining in place, India’s exports to the United States have shown a pickup since September, while sectors that were expected to be hit harder by tariffs have not underperformed