Pharma, textile, and car exports may be impacted by US tariff war: Crisil
The tariff war initiated by the US is likely to disrupt global supply chains and impact India’s exports, particularly in sectors such as textiles, pharmaceuticals,
The tariff war initiated by the US is likely to disrupt global supply chains and impact India’s exports, particularly in sectors such as textiles, pharmaceuticals,
According to a CRISIL report, domestic shipping companies’ revenue and margins have declined in the current fiscal year after increasing by 35% in fiscal 2023 due to a spike in charter rates brought on by the disruption of international seaborne trade brought on by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and pent-up demand following the pandemic. It is anticipated that the revenue growth of domestic shipping companies will continue to decline. According to a CRISIL Ratings assessment, domestic shipping businesses’
Source: Financial Express Despite disruption in trade caused by strife around the Red Sea, exports have fared better than expected. This can be partly attributed
Niti Aayog has invited response from interested institutions and so far about nine organisations have stepped in to undertake the study. the nine institutions are
These plans will replace the earlier programme of Bharatmala Pariyojana to improve connectivity within the country. The new programme will give parameters for selecting of
India will spend nearly Rs 143 lakh crore on infrastructure between fiscals 2024 and 2030, more than twice the Rs 67 lakh crore spent in
The tariff war initiated by the US is likely to
According to a CRISIL report, domestic shipping companies’ revenue and margins have declined in the current fiscal year after increasing by 35% in fiscal 2023 due to a spike in charter rates brought on by the disruption of international seaborne trade brought on by the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and pent-up demand following the pandemic. It is anticipated that the revenue growth of domestic
Source: Financial Express Despite disruption in trade caused by strife
Niti Aayog has invited response from interested institutions and so
These plans will replace the earlier programme of Bharatmala Pariyojana
India will spend nearly Rs 143 lakh crore on infrastructure
