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Deepwater port lined up for rice, exports to surge amid global shortage

India mainly exports non-basmati rice to Bangladesh, Nepal, Benin and Senegal, and basmati rice to Iran, Saudi Arabia and Iraq

Cereals exports rise 53% to Rs 49,832 cr in Apr-Dec: Commerce min

The country's cereals exports have increased by about 53 per cent to Rs 49,832 cr during April-December 2020 on an year-on-year basis

We are fast achieving pre-Covid levels in exports: Commerce secy

The country's exports recorded a positive growth in January

Exports rise 5.4% in January; trade deficit narrows to $14.75 billion

Rise in both exports and imports signals recovery is strengthening: Experts

India's exports are on path of quicker recovery: Trade council

The country's exports have recorded a growth of 5.4 per cent in January

Headwinds to exports raise fears of stifled India growth story

The problems of moving cargo to the destinations continue. Containers are not easily available in time as there aren't enough vessels sailing to and from India

Exporters urge FM to increase R&D spends, reduce taxes in budget

The budget will be presented on February 1

Receipt of exports from third party must be declared upfront: Expert

We exported certain goods last year and received full payment. The buyer rejected a part of the consignment

India's total exports rise marginally to $27.15 billion in December

Imports surged 7.56 per cent to $42.59 billion, official data showed on Friday

Sequoia-backed Drip Capital finances over $1 bn cross-border trade

As economies have opened up, Drip has witnessed over 50% quarter on quarter growth in the last three quarters

Exports: A post-Covid opportunity

In order to obtain 7 per cent growth, among other things, India has to tackle the stagnation in exports and the next Budget can make a beginning

Textiles, realty on revival path as business limps back to pre-Covid levels

Recovery will be across segments, including cotton yarn, readymade garments, polyester yarn, and home textiles, driven by higher domestic and export demand

Container shortage affecting shipment schedules: TEXPROCIL

The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL) on Monday said shortage of containers is making it difficult for exporters to complete scheduled shipments despite sharp rise in export orders.

From customs to fishing, the key terms of post-Brexit trade deal

New rules require the UK to self-certify the origin of its exports to the EU.

China's economic recovery continues with exports and commodities booming

The export boom has been one of the strong drivers for China's rebound, with goods shipments hitting a record $268 billion in November.

Exim Bank pegs exports to grow around 8% in Dec after two months of decline

For Q3 as a whole, it sees outbound shipment declining by 1.77%

Japan exports fall in Nov for 24th straight month in record decline stretch

Japan's exports fell in November, dashing expectations for an end to the two-year run of declines, largely due to weaker US- and China-bound shipments and suggesting a slower pace of recovery

Will meet $1-trn export target by '25, says Goyal; industry seeks more help

The Board of Trade, under the Department of Commerce, comprises senior officials of key ministries, representatives of states and industry and trade promotion bodies

Exports may be muted as WTO warns of growth slowdown in global trade

Exports had recovered 5 per cent in September after months of contraction.

Exports show signs of improvement, up 22.47% during November 1-7: Official

Showing signs of improvement, the country's exports grew 22.47% year-on-year to 6.75 billion in the first week of November, driven by healthy growth in pharmaceuticals, gems and jewellery sectors