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  • CEA Nageswaran isn't 'losing sleep' over depreciating rupee, says it's 'not hurting' exports, inflation

    Nageswaran said he is not 'losing sleep' over the weakening of the domestic currency as long as it is not hurting exports

  • India mulls wider Swadeshi manufacturing policy to cut import dependence amid FY27 Budget preparations

    More labour-intensive sectors may be added as India looks to expand the scope of its manufacturing policy beyond the existing clusters.

  • India restricts imports of certain platinum jewellery

    This follows similar steps taken in September, when the government restricted imports of certain silver jewellery until March 31, 2026

  • Tradition to tariffs: How India’s gold import tripled ahead of wedding season, defying record prices

    When international gold prices see a sharp uptick, many buyers perceive it as an opportune moment to accumulate gold, anticipating that the prices may continue to rise further.

  • Merchandise trade deficit widens to $42 bn on 200% surge in gold imports

    Merchandise exports for October 2025 stood at $34.38 billion, while the imports came in at $76.06 billion during the same period

  • FTA delayed, India to expand preferential trade agreement with Brazil-led Mercosur: Govt officials

    Currently, the preferential trade agreement (PTA) with the Mercosur trade bloc covers about 450 tariff lines. Talks are on to expand the PTA further to cover more items across agriculture, industrial goods, pharmaceuticals, and textiles, government officials told Moneycontrol.

  • India’s goods trade deficit widens to 13-month high of $32.15 billion in September

    'Import increase in September 2025 has been higher than exports. Gold, silver, fertiliser and electronics have led to the import surge,' Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal said.

  • Tariffs being used as weapons, India will choose its own path: Shivraj Singh Chouhan

    While India has achieved surplus production in rice and wheat, the Union agriculture minister said, the next frontier is achieving self-reliance in pulses and oilseeds. "PM Modi will be launching India's Dalhan Atmanirbharta Mission (Chana–Masoor) day after tomorrow to strengthen pulse production," he said.

  • India may announce $125 a tonne anti-dumping duty on met coke imports in October

    In April this year, government initiated an anti-dumping investigation into imports of the raw material from Australia, China, Colombia, Indonesia, Japan, and Russia, post allegations that these countries were selling at unfairly low prices.

  • Uncertainty on tariffs hurt; paying them is worse, survey shows

    That’s among the takeaways from a survey of 336 small to mid-size companies by Freightos, a Barcelona-based cargo booking platform

  • GST2.0 reforms support local manufacturers; less than 7% of imports expected to get cheaper

    Cuts in photovoltaic cells, auto parts, and industrial inputs signal focus on domestic value-add, not cheaper foreign goods

  • India’s goods trade deficit widens to $27 billion in July

    On a year-on-year basis too, the merchandise deficit recorded last month was larger compared to $23.5 billion in July 2024

  • India's solar modules shine at 100 GW

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the development is yet another milestone towards self-reliance.

  • Goods trade deficit narrows to a four-month low of $18.78 billion in June

    Merchandise exports fell marginally on-year to $35.14 billion in June, while imports dropped to $53.92 billion

  • US merchandise-trade deficit unexpectedly widens on exports drop

    The shortfall in goods trade grew 11.1% to $96.6 billion, Commerce Department data showed Thursday.

  • Trump's air strikes on Iran may put India’s $40 billion trade at risk

    India’s bilateral trade with the “other West Asia” countries that comprises Iran, Iraq Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen stood at $41.8 billion in FY25.

  • Trade deficit narrows to $21.88 billion in May, shows Commerce Ministry data

    On a year-on-year basis, the trade gap in goods in the previous month shrunk versus $22.09 billion in May 2024.

  • Electricity trade between India-Bangladesh to continue amid other curbs

    At 2.5 GW, Bangladesh is the biggest electricity export market for India as of now. Not just that, the neighbouring country uses India’s power grid to import electricity from Nepal.

  • India's goods trade deficit widens to $26 billion in April, exports up 9%

    On a year-on-year basis, the trade gap in goods in the previous month was wider as well compared to $19.2 billion in April 2024

  • India's exports to Pakistan at 5-year high in 2024 defying bilateral tensions

    Total merchandise trade between the two countries jumped 127.21 percent to $1,206.76 million in 2024 from the previous year

  • 12% steel safeguard duty offers marginal relief as import parity intact, say analysts

    Analysts also see a downward pressure on prices in the long term, stemming from global oversupply amid US tariffs and an economic downturn

  • Trump tariff wars: Home textile orders worth $ 2 bn in limbo

    A growing worry within the textile industry is also about consumption declining in America due to higher prices of imported products which would directly impact India's export growth despite having a competitive edge on tariffs over other countries.

  • India eyes ending import tax on US ethane and LPG in trade talks: Report

    India levies import taxes of 2.5% on ethane, mainly used as a feedstock for producing petrochemicals, and propane and butane

  • JSW Steel gets exemption to import key raw material despite curbs

    Starting from January, India imposed a ban on unrestricted imports of low-ash metallurgical coke (met coke), introducing country-specific quotas to safeguard domestic producers. The curbs are expected to be in place till June 30.

  • With containers stuck in China, India braces for higher freight costs and container shortages

    The impact in terms of increase in freight costs would be at least 10 percent and could go up to 30 percent, said Jitendra Srivastava, CEO, Triton Logistics & Maritime.

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