India has not taken Chinese bullying over Doklam seriously. For the last several weeks, China has been warning of helping insurgents in India, invading border
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Bullion binge | Business Line–18.08.2017
After shrinking to an eight-year low in FY17, India’s bullion import bill is showing signs of bloating again. Latest data from the commerce ministry indicate
How to reverse export momentum loss: All you need to know – The Financial Express–17.08.2017
india’s exports may now have risen eleven months in a row but the recent loss in momentum is worrying. Exports have decelerated two months in
India-made garments have the largest pie in US imports in H1 | Business Standard News–17.08.2017
For the first time in the history of India’s garment exports to the US, the country has clocked top position in market share in the
Export revival | Business Line–16.08.2017
Merchandise exports have looked up, but services are a concern Amidst the general lack of optimism on industrial growth, what has generally gone unnoticed is
Roaring Rupee | Business Line–14.08.2017
The India story has played only a supporting role in the rupee’s recent rise The rupee’s unusual bout of appreciation against the dollar has taken
indian economy: Exports will get 5 per cent of global pie with special efforts: Economic Survey–Economic Times–12.08.2017
Rationalising tariffs, phasing out some export promotion schemes and having “useful” free trade agreements with some major countries will help India gain a “respectable share”
Is the rupee at a fair value? – The Financial Express–12.08.2017
The rupee has been behaving differently from most of the important world currencies. A medium-term review indicates that the dollar has strengthened against most international
Why unchecked rise of rupee can be damaging for India – The Financial Express–12.08.2017
Though the political class appears to be in favour of a strong rupee—the currency has appreciated around 6.1% against the dollar so far in 2017—the
Exports need to grow at 26.5 % annually for India to grab 5% share of the world trade | Business Line–12.08.2017
Exports need to grow at 26.5 per cent annually for the next five years for India to reach a “respectable’’ 5 per cent share in
Rupee: What led rupee’s single biggest fall since July 3–Economic Times–11.08.2017
The Indian rupee reversed its recent appreciating trend to decline the most in five weeks, with traders rushing to sell the local unit amid rising
India must lower, not raise, tariff walls–Economic Times–11.08.2017
In an interview to this newspaper, Niti Aayog’s outgoing vicechairman Arvind Panagariya has rightly pitched for lowering India’s peak Customs duty to 7% from 10%.
IGST exemption: Small exporters face uncertainty | Business Line–10.08.2017
Customs officials use discretion to demand bank guarantees in absence of guidelines Small exporters continue to face problems in securing exemption from paying Integrated Goods
anti-dumping: Government may impose anti-dumping duty on certain Chinese tyres–Economic Times–08.08.2017
India may impose anti-dumping duty of up to USD 452.33 per tonne on a certain variety of Chinese pneumatic radial tyres to guard domestic players
Rupee rise can hurt manufacturing, export push, warns DBS – The Financial Express–08.08.2017
Singaporean lender DBS today said it “suspects” that there has been a change in the stance by the authorities to let the rupee appreciate more,
Exporters facing difficulties in GST transition period: EEPC – The Financial Express–08.08.2017
Engineering exporters’ body EEPC India today said that shipping companies are facing difficulties post GST as their drawback refunds will not be released till September-end
FinMin rejects Commerce Ministry pitch for lower gold import duty | Business Line–07.08.2017
In 2016-17, about 650 tonnes of gold were imported, resulting in tax revenues of ₹20,000 crore Basic customs duty to stay at 10% The Finance
Mismatch between external, internal rupee values detrimental to exporters, notes ASSOCHAM – The Financial Express–07.08.2017
On the other hand, despite a falling inflation, now ruling at a five-year low, the rupee has weakened at least in reverse proportion to the
RBI monetary policy: Why the rupee hit 2-year high post RBI policy–Economic Times–04.08.2017
The rupee hit a two-year high after exporters sold their foreign-currency receivables on expectations that positive real interest rates would induce further buying of Indian
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