India’s trade deficit on a rapid decline: Piyush Goyal
India has been experiencing a slowdown in exports due to poor global demand, but the scenario is changing. India’s trade deficit is declining rapidly and
India has been experiencing a slowdown in exports due to poor global demand, but the scenario is changing. India’s trade deficit is declining rapidly and
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food & Public Distribution and Textiles, Government of India, Shri Piyush Goyal, is scheduled to visit the
Pursuing new free trade agreements (FTAs) with emerging countries in Latin America and Africa, a scheme to support MSMEs in research and innovation, setting up
Exporters with a credit limit of Rs 20 crore previously used to get an insurance cover of 60 per cent which was only last year
Piyush Goyal said both countries are looking at $100 billion in bilateral trade without including petroleum products by 2030. Speaking after the first meeting of
In a clear bid to reduce their reliance on China, and meet future supply chain crises, 14 participant countries in the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF),
According to a top official of a grouping of exporters, India’s exports of products and services could reach $900 billion in the current fiscal year,
International trade in the domestic currency will help reduce transaction cost for the industry and several countries are in discussion with the RBI on this,
Negotiations are scheduled with the UK, European Union and Canada, Goyal said at an event here, adding that his ministry does not have the bandwidth
India has been experiencing a slowdown in exports due to
Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, Consumer Affairs, Food &
Pursuing new free trade agreements (FTAs) with emerging countries in
Exporters with a credit limit of Rs 20 crore previously
Piyush Goyal said both countries are looking at $100 billion
In a clear bid to reduce their reliance on China,
According to a top official of a grouping of exporters,
International trade in the domestic currency will help reduce transaction
Negotiations are scheduled with the UK, European Union and Canada,
