That China’s loss can translate into India’s gain is a thinking rooted more in wishful thinking and nationalist myopia than on the ground realities
It was a sign of the survival of the financial heart of New York City, as the state has long been the epicentre of the U.S. outbreak.
The country's retail trade lost business worth Rs 9 lakh crore in the last 60 days, mainly due to the nationwide lockdown to contain coronavirus pandemic, trader's body CAIT said on Sunday.
The current Kalapani border dispute is only incidental in a greater design to destabilise New Delhi's ties with its neighbours
The trade data underscored the challenge policymakers face in balancing the need to contain the virus, and restarting parts of the battered economy
"No, there's no trade war. In fact, even today, I think you have seen that there's increased demand for iron ore out of China," says Australian Agricultural Minister
The value of gold in India is estimated to be 40 percent of the nominal GDP. Monetising 10 percent of this will ensure a liquidity of Rs 13 lakh-crore, which can be used to overcome the crisis
The world order might require changing but such change is not about to happen soon for political and economic reasons
Direct push to MSMEs to ramp up the export of consumer goods to reap the benefits of its comparative advantage over products made in China in the post-pandemic worl
April's better-than-expected exports followed an improvement in March, but the trade outlook is bleak as major economies remain in the grip of the pandemic
As countries emerge out of lockdowns and the economy and trade links revive, there’s an opportunity for India to attract more global cargo traffic — especially traffic that moves away from China
Delays in the discharge of imported oils included, triggered by the coronavirus lockdown.
The pessimistic projections reinforce concerns that the collapse in global demand will restrain the recovery in the world's second-biggest economy
The first quarter GDP results from major economies indicate the seriousness of the economic recession—and the massive relief packages could be useful only if a joint health solution is achieved soon
China will want the world to be run according to its own rules and for other countries to take after its own image
Indian companies are increasingly being sounded out by overseas clients.
Chinese companies have been trying to influence not only the production chains but also the value and supply chains to stand out in the global market, and be at the top of the food chain
The proposed amendments might save Indian firms for the time being, but, more than geographic restrictions, it is sectoral restrictions that may play the desired role
The current slump in global crude price is an opportunity for India’s ambitious Indian Strategic Petroleum Reserves programme. India may leverage the depressed prices to fill in its strategic crude oil reserves
India’s response is part of a worldwide trend where Chinese predatory trade practices and weaponisation of trade has generated an intense backlash. COVID-19 has just accelerated this process
Trade has slowed precipitously recently due to travel restrictions and shutdowns aimed at curbing the outbreak of the coronavirus.
The Directorate General of Trade Remedies (DGTR), under the commerce ministry, had started the probe in August 2019, following a complaint filed by Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd and Deepak Phenolics Ltd.
The government after approving a new scheme - remission of duties and taxes on export products (RoDTEP) - in March this year has stated that MEIS will be phased out after rolling out of this new scheme.
When compared to the government-backed rail transport or corporate-backed aviation sector, the trucking industry is at the forefront of the financial crisis unravelling due to COVID-19
Along with efforts to create a national-level database of workers in the unorganised sector, their economic and social well being in the near future must be protected
