India’s exports to the US expected to drop by $5.76 billion in 2025: GTRI
India’s merchandise exports to the US are projected to decrease by $5.76 billion in 2025 due to the implementation of higher American tariffs, according to
India’s merchandise exports to the US are projected to decrease by $5.76 billion in 2025 due to the implementation of higher American tariffs, according to
The ongoing talks between India and the US for the proposed trade agreement between India and the US are progressing “well” and will be for
According to data released by the Tea Board of India, India has exported 254 million kg of tea in 2024, thus becoming the second-highest exporter
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal is set to meet export promotion councils to discuss trade concerns following his trip to Washington for talks with
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,
Garden Reach Shipbuilder is confident of more than doubling the export component in its orderbook to 10% in the next one year, and is exploring
To protect the sectors expected to face the brunt of reciprocal tariffs, India may push for more agricultural and textile exports through the proposed bilateral
The recent agreement to seal a bilateral trade agreement with the United States (US) has given “confidence and a lot of relief” to businesses, as
Economists at the Japanese brokerage Nomura said that despite what seems to be a successful Modi-Trump meeting on Friday, New Delhi faces short-term risks from
India’s merchandise exports to the US are projected to decrease
The ongoing talks between India and the US for the
According to data released by the Tea Board of India,
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal is set to meet
The tariff war initiated by the US is likely to
Garden Reach Shipbuilder is confident of more than doubling the
To protect the sectors expected to face the brunt of
The recent agreement to seal a bilateral trade agreement with
Economists at the Japanese brokerage Nomura said that despite what
