Under mutual recognition agreements (MRAs) are bilateral pacts between countries, where they recognise each other's standards as well as the certification process
Analysts say possible measures by US could cost India $7 bn a year
On February 22, crops, mainly wheat and mustard, in some regions, including Alwar, Bharatpur and Churu, were damaged due to rains and hailstorm
The long-promised tariffs scheduled to take effect Tuesday would easily be among the most sweeping of the Trump era
Beijing's reaction came hours after Trump announced an additional 10% tariff would take effect March 4
India is not just a key market but a beacon and an opportunity for confidence in global trade, shipping giant Maersk said on Friday amid its plans to invest around USD 5 billion in ports, terminals, and land-side infrastructure development. The Danish firm, which for the first time named one of its vessels, Albert Maersk, at an Indian port, also said that it was ready to invest more in developing ports with low emissions and great efficiency. The name-giving ceremony of the newest dual-fuel methanol container vessel took place at the APM Terminal at Jawaharlal Nehru port as a part of the vessel's maiden voyage to India. Albert Maersk is the eleventh vessel in Maersk's fleet capable of operating on methanol. "India is the world's fastest-growing major economy, with a thriving manufacturing sector, a booming e-commerce industry, and expanding exports. This economic momentum stands in contrast to the stagnation of many other parts of the world, making India not just a key market, but
The Indian government has already lowered its GDP growth estimate for the current fiscal year through March to 6.4 per cent
A systematic evaluation of all these measures, for almost 13,000 tariff lines traded by the US for each of its trade partners, seems like a near-impossible exercise to undertake
The ECTA came into force on December 29, 2022. Under the deal, by value, over 85 per cent of Australian goods exported to India are now tariff-free
Australia boosts India trade ties with $16 million investment, aiming for growth in clean energy, education, agribusiness, and tourism while fostering deeper economic links
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Friday said efforts are underway to balance bilateral trade between India and Japan by increasing exports. India's exports to Japan during April-January this fiscal rose by 21.12 per cent to USD 5.1 billion, while imports grew by 9.1 per cent to USD 15.92 billion, leaving a trade deficit of USD 10.82 billion in favour of Japan. In 2023-24, the country's export to Japan was USD 5.15 billion and imports were USD 17.7 billion. The trade gap was USD 12.55 billion. "Efforts are being made to balance trade between India and Japan, with a focus on increasing Indian exports to ensure reciprocal benefits," the commerce ministry said in a statement quoting the minister. This was stated by Goyal in his keynote address at the India-Japan Economy and Investment Forum. He also invited Japanese firms to increase collaboration in areas such as green energy, renewable energy, high-tech manufacturing of semiconductors, electronic goods, and artificial
The US is the largest market for India's electronics exports, accounting for 33 per cent of the total as of 2023-24 (FY24)
Engaging with various departments, apprising them of sector-specific dynamics
Bilateral talks held by Prime Minister Narendra Modi with Al-Thani on Tuesday focused on trade, investment, and energy, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said
India banned exports of 100% broken rice in September 2022 and then imposed curbs on exports of all other rice grades in 2023 after poor rainfall raised concerns over production
"The US will ask for major concessions in dairy and agri products, ethanol and removal of price control on medical devices.'' a former senior commerce ministry official said
"India has more tariffs than nearly any other country," says US President Donald Trump
Minister for Electronics and Information Technology Ashwini Vaishnaw recently posted on X that smartphone exports for 2024-25 are likely to reach ₹2.25 trillion
Once a government signs a deal with another government, in democracies such as India and the EFTA countries, you have to go through ratification in Parliament and or sometimes its Cabinet
India's PLI scheme, particularly in electronics and smartphones, has proved successful in boosting domestic manufacturing and seamlessly aligning with the country's export ambitions