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  • Trade deficit softens in December but watch out for volatility from Red Sea standoff: Nomura

    Overall, despite the geopolitical tensions, they estimate that CAD will fall to 1.1 percent of GDP in FY24 from 2 percent of GDP in FY23.

  • Why does South Korea's trade data matter?

  • 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.

  • Why $400-bn in exports may be a passing joy

  • Trade policy must enhance export competitiveness

    Innovation and focus on technology more important than production incentives to make local products globally accepted

  • Chart of the Day | November 2020 non-petroleum goods merchandise exports lower than three years ago

    Non-oil, non-gold imports in November 2020 also far lower than three years ago

  • Chart of the Day | World trade almost back to pre-corona level, thanks largely to China

    The big jump in Chinese imports is a boon to the exports of the rest of the world

  • Exports up 5.86% in November; imports dip by 16.37%

    Imports in November this year fell by 16.37 percent to USD 33.83 billion, which is the lowest figure since March 2011, Director General of Foreign Trade Anup Pujari said.

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