New Delhi needs to leverage the US offer for a bilateral deal and China’s cooperation call to its advantage
World business and commerce are changing in ways that have nothing to do with the US president’s tariff threats
US President’s tariff tantrums prompt New Delhi to line up initiatives to pacify Washington and blunt the impact of any retaliatory step
Opinion trading platforms often claim to foster skilful engagement, even though their core mechanics align more with gambling for two primary reasons - unpredictable outcomes and binary decision making. Therefore, it is vital that India regulate the opinion trading sector.
Post Modi-Trump meet, India and the US will work towards a more detailed bilateral agreement for nuclear reactors, after the Civil Liability for Nuclear Damage Act (CLNDA) is amended in the Parliament, senior government officials told Moneycontrol.
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), responsible for drafting the policy in collaboration with the Department of Consumer Affairs, is proceeding cautiously, considering the broader implications of any regulatory move.
An FTA, which has been in the works for long, is a win-win for both India and Britain and can enhance New Delhi’s heft in world trade order
Tuhin Kanta Pandey’s remarks come at a time when the United States is intensifying its protectionist trade policies under former President Donald Trump.
US president’s trade offensive pushes producers to seek other markets as Beijing mulls retaliation options
Trade facilitation and export promotion are long-term objectives of the government, while the budget largely skips short-term relief measures
An opportunity for finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman to rationalise tariff structure and give a boost to manufacturing
Many nations have been responding to Trump tariffs not by retaliating but by courting other trade partners
Elon Musk favours lowering trade barriers to increase two-way commerce between New Delhi and Washington
Key macro data for India, Euro area and the US will be released in the upcoming week. Here are some important economic indicators that market participants should keep an eye out for
It is unclear at the moment how President Trump’s tariff threat could impact India’s exports in the near term
India’s agricultural export portfolio is diverse, spanning products such as rice, wheat, vegetable oils, fresh fruits and vegetables, spices, cashew nuts, marine products, sugar, coffee, tea, dairy, poultry, and herbal items, among others.
Amid the concerns reflected in November trade statistics, services exports offer comfort and confidence
Switzerland’s decision to suspend MFN clause in tax pact with India can queer New Delhi’s pitch for global investment
Large-scale component manufacturing is key to developing a vibrant electronics ecosystem in the country
A compressive package that goes beyond industrial incentives is needed to make Indian goods more globally competitive
Coastal Shipping Bill and two other proposed legislations to help India harness sea power to enhance commercial activities
As AI continues to reshape lives and livelihoods, the world trade body pitches for the watchdog role to monitor its impact on global trade
The US-president elect's opening shorts of the tariff war have spared India but his past comments and actions offer little comfort. What can Trump tariffs mean for India and its economy? Read on
Canada, Mexico and China have options to avoid a trade war
Focus should be on R&D rather than government support to make domestic products globally competitive