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Vegoil imports in September down 13% y/y at 1.3 million tonnes: Trade body
Vegoil imports in September fell 13 percent to 1.3 million tonnes from a year ago, a trade body said.
US lists rise of China as challenge before India; wants free flow of goods, capital, data
India is keen on a fair and reasonable trade deal in which its request for market access is secured while also addressing the trade deficit issue raised by the US.
US-China trade truce: what is the market counting on?
There is great disorder under heaven; the situation is excellent
Two charts that show the India-China trade relationship
You can make out that the real problem is the lack of competitiveness of Indian exports.
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Politics | Modi-Xi Chennai Summit: A surprise is still possible
Though there are constraints in the bilateral ties, through limited strategic and balance of power considerations, the India-China story could be much bigger than perceived.
India pursues China-led trade deal despite domestic opposition
Indian producers fear cutting tariffs on dairy and other produce would open the door to cheap Chinese imports and threaten an agriculture sector that supports most of India's 1.3 billion people.
Politics | Pakistan’s shadow will loom large over Mamallapuram
Chinese President Xi Jinping comes to India after having met with Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan in Beijing for the China-Pakistan Business Forum. Therefore, Kashmir, CPEC and terrorism could be tricky subjects at the summit.
Domestic industry for continuation of anti-dumping duty on certain steel items from 3 countries; Govt starts probe
The period of investigation for the present investigation is April 2018-March 2019 (12 months) and the injury investigation period is from 2015-18.
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Singapore Deputy PM warns of greater economic uncertainty due to US-China trade war
The US and China have been fighting a trade war raising tariffs on billions of dollars of items exported from each other.
RCEP trade ministers to meet in Bangkok on Oct 10-12
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will attend the eighth RCEP Ministerial Meeting.
Iran not disappointed with India for not importing oil from Tehran: S Jaishankar
The US re-imposed sanctions on Iran last November, after Trump pulled out of the landmark 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
India, US will fix their trade disputes: S Jaishankar
Trade tensions between India and the US have been rising with American President Donald Trump complaining about tariffs imposed by New Delhi
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India blocks US request for panel consultation on tariff disagreements
India argued that duties are permitted under the WTO’s Agreement on Safeguards
Trade Deal | Camaraderie masks concerns in India-US ties
The two countries need to keep engaging and not let the momentum fizzle out. A successful conclusion of the trade package can be a harbinger of how deftly the two sides can tackle bigger issues in the future.

Brexit | Boris Johnson is stuck in a labyrinth of his own making
British polity is undergoing a churn unlike any in recent history and it will end up reshaping the nation’s political texture. Whether British politicians are ready for this change is a different matter altogether.
Apollo Hospitals gets shareholders' approval to raise up to Rs 500 cr via NCDs
Nod to raise up to Rs 500 crore through issuance of non-convertible debentures (NCDs) on private placement basis.
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Govt stops import incentives for exporters of gold medallions and coins
An Advance Authorisation is issued to allow duty free import of inputs, which are physically incorporated in export products.
HKTDC organises roadshows to attract investments from India
The initiative by the trade promotion body holds significance amid large-scale protests in Hong Kong.
Russia and India have begun to tango; here is why PM Modi's Moscow visit is critical
Russia gets its manpower (even capital) from India, and India finds employment for its people in some sort of revenue sharing deal.
Complete strike at Coal India, Singareni mines: Trade unions
Five federations representing over half-a-million workers of CIL and Singareni Collieries have called for the strike, seeking withdrawal of the central government's move.
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WTO dispute over India's tariffs on ICT goods; US seeks setting by up of dispute panel
As both the countries failed to resolve the dispute through the consultation process, the US has sought setting up of the dispute panel.
Govt to make changes in rules of trade remedies to make them more effective
The changes in the rules of antidumping, countervailing or anti-subsidy and safeguard have been approved by the commerce ministry and will soon be notified by the revenue department, the official said.
India's coal import declines about 4% to 19 million tonnes in July
During the April-July period of the ongoing fiscal, the import of thermal coal was up 13.4 percent to 60.97 MT, against 53.76 MT reported for the same period last fiscal.
China is threat to world: US President Trump
Trump has said that he will enter into a trade deal with Beijing only if he is confident that it is good for the US.
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No need to have trade deal with China before 2020 elections: Donald Trump
President Trump said the US was taking in billions and billions of dollars of tariffs from China as a result of his policies.

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