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  • The import risk Chinese overcapacity poses to Asian countries

    With the US raising tariffs on Chinese imports, there could be a flood of Chinese goods to other Asian economies. While countries such as Thailand and Indonesia are particularly vulnerable, sectors such as metals in India may be hit

  • US imposes import tariffs on Chinese solar wafers, polysilicon by 25-50% starting 2025

    US imposes import tariffs on Chinese solar wafers, polysilicon by 25-50% starting 2025

    "The tariff increases announced today will further blunt the harmful policies and practices by the People’s Republic of China," US Trade Representative Katherine Tai said in the statement.

  • Borosil Renewables' incoming CEO faces challenge of Chinese dumping, reduced EU demand

    Borosil Renewables' incoming CEO faces challenge of Chinese dumping, reduced EU demand

    The company has been facing challenges from cheaper imports after several domestic solar PV module manufacturers stocked up solar glass from China before the implementation of a 10% Basic Custom Duty in September.

  • Tata Steel boss Narendran flags concerns on Chinese imports, warns of impact on the industry's capex

    Tata Steel boss Narendran flags concerns on Chinese imports, warns of impact on the industry's capex

    During Q1FY25, the country saw an increased supply of steel driven by a preference for cheaper imported alternatives and need-based procurement, putting domestic steel prices under pressure.

  • Exclusive: Govt mulling new PLI scheme for pharma sector

    Exclusive: Govt mulling new PLI scheme for pharma sector

    The move is aimed at reducing Indian companies’ dependence on China for key chemicals needed to manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients.

  • Chart of the Day | India’s solar module manufacturing costs high despite govt incentives

    Chart of the Day | India’s solar module manufacturing costs high despite govt incentives

    Modules manufactured in India are 37 percent more expensive than in China 

  • China's slacking imports, slowing exports peril global economic recovery

    China's slacking imports, slowing exports peril global economic recovery

    The recovery so far has mainly been driven by consumer spending, rather than infrastructure and property investment and that has reduced demand for commodities such as crude oil, iron ore and copper

  • Indian engineering goods exports to China drop 40% in November, shipments to US rose 14%

    Indian engineering goods exports to China drop 40% in November, shipments to US rose 14%

    The cumulative engineering exports from April-November 2022-23 declined by 1.8% year-on-year to US$ 70.72 billion.

  • Delay in imports from China may impact production in India: Dixon's Atul Lall

    Delay in imports from China may impact production in India: Dixon's Atul Lall

    Electronics and auto companies may reduce output from April 2022 as the supply of parts to India from China could be delayed by 10-15 days

  • The Coronavirus disruption to global supply chains

    The Coronavirus disruption to global supply chains

    Asian economies import 20-30 percent of their intermediate goods from China

  • Debt severely impacted otherwise good PAT levels: JSPL

    Debt severely impacted otherwise good PAT levels: JSPL

    The company posted a consolidated loss of Rs 339 crore in the quarter ended June against net profit of Rs 418 crore in the same quarter last year.

  • Expect steel plant to be commissioned in Dec 2016: NMDC

    Expect steel plant to be commissioned in Dec 2016: NMDC

    Narendra Kothari of NMDC says there is no problem in the production of steel and the prices are firming in the range of USD 65-70 per tonne.

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