European carmakers get a first-year quota of 100,000 ICE and hybrid cars, while Indian-origin vehicles priced up to 50,000 euros get access to a 250,000-unit EU quota
The partnership seeks to improve the resilience and diversification of subsea communication infrastructure as India strengthens its position as a global digital and technology hub
The US Commerce Department imposed anti-dumping and countervailing duties on solar imports from India, Indonesia and Laos, citing cheap exports and government subsidies
The reference to unilateral trade and finance-related actions is significant as the US has pursued sweeping tariff measures against trading partners
China supplied at least 80 per cent of India's imports across 71 electronics product lines in 2025-26, with dependence concentrated in key upstream components
Euro gives a challenge to dollar in export invoicing, while the US remains a far bigger player in forex transactions
Equirus Securities sees HPCL as the most vulnerable among major oil marketers, while BPCL is relatively better placed due to stronger integration and distillate yields
A Business Standard poll of 11 economists projects August retail inflation at 4.5-5 per cent, driven by higher food prices and a firmer core inflation reading
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman calls for stronger AI safeguards, human oversight and regulatory coordination while warning against emerging systemic risks
"If authorized by the Council, this will be the largest trade agreement ever concluded by both the EU and India," the European Commission said in a statement
The move comes after surplus cash with banks rose to a record high of around 11 trillion rupees following massive inflows under the central bank's recent capital-raising windows.
The rupee pared most of its initial losses and settled at 95.57 (provisional) against the USD, down by 5 paise, on Friday, helped by a correction in crude oil prices and suspected RBI intervention
Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee will reassess growth and inflation dynamics at its meeting next month amid rising prices of crude oil due to the ongoing West Asia crisis, Guv Malhotra said
Consumption-led sectors, including consumer goods, retail and leisure, are expected to remain the cornerstone of growth, reaching about $150 billion by FY31 at an annual growth rate of around 25%
Nitin Desai says India's reform ideas predated 1991, but the bigger challenge now is boosting manufacturing and new businesses to create jobs and move workers out of agriculture
Food inflation could remain elevated through the festive season as uneven monsoon rains, kharif crop uncertainties, El Nino risks and higher global food prices put pressure on household budgets
The move comes as India and the US continue negotiations on a trade deal, whose broad contours were agreed earlier this year
NITI Aayog member Rajiv Gauba called for a systematic review of laws and regulations, saying India's next-generation reforms must move away from the licence, approval and permission regime
OMCs are losing ₹5 a litre on petrol and ₹23 on diesel as Brent crude crosses $100 a barrel, while escalating US-Iran tensions add to India's energy supply risks
Raise concerns over high tariffs, QCOs, digital trade curbs