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US dropping proposed 25% additional tariff on Indian exports after DST deal

The US is dropping the proposed 25 per cent additional duties on more than 25 Indian exports ranging from shrimps and basmati rice to gold jewellery and furniture

India's share of exports declines among developing countries in 2020

China, the Republic of Korea, and Mexico remained the top traders among developing economies, says WTO report

Govt finalising guidelines to export refurbished weapons: Rajnath

The government is currently finalising guidelines to export refurbished weapons to friendly foreign countries

India's exports likely to get a boost as WTO raises trade outlook

Exports from India have been rising consistently over the last few quarters

India's trade deficit surges 675% on high imports; exports up 21%

The trade deficit in September was at $22.94 billion as gold imports jumped nearly 750 per cent to $5.11 billion

Exports rise 46% to $33.28 bn in August; trade deficit widens to $13.8 bn

India's exports rose by 45.76 per cent to $33.28 billion in August, as against $22.83 billion in the same month last year, according to commerce ministry data released on Tuesday.

India merchandise exports to grow 33% to $98.45 bn in Q2 of FY22: Exim Bank

Non-oil exports will grow 28.3 per cent, says the institution as it attributes growth to low-base effect.

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India's mobile phone exports log over 3-fold growth in April-June: ICEA

As domestic manufacturing gains momentum, exports of mobile phones witnessed a 250 per cent growth in April-June, compared to the same period of the last fiscal, said the ICEA

India engineering goods exports in July hit all-time high of $9.14 bn: EEPC

Sector accounts for a fourth of country's total merchandise exports by value during the month; US remains top importer

India will fast track trade deals with six nations: Commerce Secretary

India has to engage with the rest of the world; will otherwise be shut from global markets

Exports hit record high of $35 bn in July; up 34% over pre-Covid level

Exports during April-July 2021 were $130.56 billion, up by 73.86% over the same period a year ago and up by 21.85% over the same period of 2019

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India's exports rise to all-time high of $95 billion in June quarter

The merchandise exports grew 47 per cent YoY to $32.46 billion in June, driven by a robust demand of engineering goods, petroleum products, and gems and jewellery in the external markets.

India's exports grow 47% to $32.4 bn in June; trade deficit at $9.4 bn

"Exports during the April-June period are the highest ever merchandise exports in a quarter in history of India," Commerce and Industry Minister Piysuh Goyal said

Exports rise 80% to $7 bn during first week of May: Commerce Ministry

Continuing a positive growth, India's exports grew by 80 per cent to USD 7.04 billion during the first week of this month, according to preliminary data of the commerce ministry.

India's passenger vehicle exports fall 39% in FY21 as Covid hits business

Most of the damage was done in the first six months of the last fiscal when lockdowns and supply chain disruption hurt exports.

Exporters remain optimistic with weaker rupee and low interest rates

Covid-19 continues to pose the greatest threat to trade outlook, as new waves of infection could easily undermine any hoped-for recovery, said the WTO

Serum Institute is legally bound to supply Covid-19 vaccines: COVAX

SII partner AstraZeneca has already issued it a legal notice over delays to other shipments, even as many Indian states have complained of a shortage facing priority recipients.