India's structural strengths (6.5 per cent GDP growth, easing rates, tax cuts, GST normalisation, and rural demand recovery) support a H2FY26 rebound, said Sanjay Kumar
India's gross domestic product probably expanded 6.7 per cent in the three months to June, the first quarter of the financial year, according to the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey
Average headline inflation, meanwhile, is seen remaining significantly below the central bank's target of 4 per cent this financial year, according to the RBI bulletin
These include an ambitious push for big-ticket projects, projecting India as a destination for major investments, and slashing the compliance burden on enterprises and citizens
Multi-pronged strategy in the works to help exporters
Indian refiners have resumed tendering Russian oil purchases in the second half of August
These fault lines indicate that while growth may remain steady, global shocks such as tariff hikes could magnify job losses
The new tariff imposed by US President Donald Trump on Indian exports will affect the livelihood of at least 15 lakh people engaged in the fishing sector, seafood exporters' association said on Thursday. Claiming that the seafood exports to the US would halt as the Indian businessmen could not compete in the American market, as traders from Vietnam and other Asian countries are taxed at a lower rate there, said Tara Ranjan Patnaik, a member of the Seafood Exporters' Association of India. Patnaik, who is also chairman of Odisha-based Falcon Marine Exports, a leading frozen shrimp exporter, told PTI: We have already reduced production and collection of seafood, which were meant for exports to the US. The impact has already been felt in the coastal states like Odisha. It will affect the livelihood of at least 15 lakh people engaged in the fishing sector." The additional 25 per cent tariff imposed by Trump on India for the country's purchases of Russian oil came into effect on Wednesday
A steep 50 per cent tariff imposed by the US on shipments from India would have a very small impact on India's economic growth of about 50 basis points if exporters are unable to find alternative markets, former Commerce and Home Secretary G K Pillai said on Thursday. Terming the steep tariff imposed on India as discriminatory, he said others like China and many European nations also import energy from Russia, but the US has not imposed a penalty against them. "Impact of the US tariffs on India would be very small, say about 0.5 per cent, but it is going to affect labour-intensive sectors like textiles, gems and jewellery, seafood exports, chemicals, and so on," he said at an event here. "At least for 3-6 months, the profitability of Indian companies will come down. Some companies will be forced to lay off workers but I am sure that the government will take steps to see that this is mitigated," he said. The government needs to take some steps to help exporters and industries to tid
Tamil Nadu and industry bodies urge higher export incentives, faster EU trade deal and wider market access as US tariff hits Tiruppur's exports; Centre extends cotton relief till December 31
In the meantime, describing the India-US relationship as "very complicated", US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, in a television interview, hoped that "at the end of the day, we will come together"
India's economic review warns of tariff-related challenges but says reforms, FTAs, and strong fundamentals will support growth
A high-level EAEU delegation will visit New Delhi next month to begin negotiations on a proposed trade pact, expected to expand India's export markets
India's effective tariff rate has soared to 50 per cent, while its peers face lesser tariffs despite their larger trade surpluses with the US
While lower consumption taxes will indeed spur demand, particularly for durables such as autos, TVs and ACs, it may not happen immediately
The poll showed India GDP growth slowing to 6.5 per cent this quarter, 6.3 per cent in October-December and 6.2 per cent in January-March
A 50% import duty has slashed farm-gate shrimp prices in India while pushing up consumer prices in the United States
Indian markets logged their worst fall in three months after the US imposed additional tariffs of up to 25 per cent on Indian exports, dragging Sensex and Nifty sharply lower
FTA could triple aluminium exports to the UK by 2030, while R&D collaboration may enable extraction of critical minerals from aluminium by-products
How a seven-fold growth in nominal gross domestic product will change migration patterns