India has proposed eliminating tariffs on steel, auto components, and pharmaceuticals for a specific import quantity in trade negotiations with the US. Beyond that threshold, standard duties would apply. This offer aims to expedite a bilateral trade deal expected by fall, prioritizing certain sectors before the end of the US tariff pause.
India offers zero-for-zero tariffs on auto parts, steel from US
India-UK trade pact talks may take more time as certain issues remain unresolved: Sources
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Negotiations for the India-UK free trade agreement and other pacts face delays due to unresolved issues like the sunset clause in the BIT, UK’s carbon tax, and data localization. Despite recent high-level meetings and 14 rounds of talks, differences persist, preventing the anticipated closure on April 29.
US dominates perception battle with India as they negotiate a trade deal: GTRI’s Ajay Srivastava
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According to Ajay Srivastava, the US has successfully framed India’s trade practices as the cause of the US trade deficit, pressuring India to increase purchases of American goods and ease regulations for US companies. Srivastava argues this perception is misleading, as the overall economic balance favors the US when considering arms sales, profits, and educational […]
The United States aims to reshape India’s trade policies. This is part of a proposed agreement. The US seeks tariff cuts and regulatory changes. These changes could benefit American firms. Key areas of focus include agriculture and dairy. The US wants changes to India’s minimum price support programs. They also want easier access for US […]
India’s liberal FDI policy offers huge investment opportunities for global investors: Deloitte
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Deloitte India highlights that India’s liberal FDI policy offers stability and sector-agnostic opportunities, attracting global investors. Key sectors like pharmaceuticals, auto, and tourism are driving growth, supported by 100% FDI allowance in many areas. Increased FDI inflows and trade agreements further strengthen India’s position in global commerce, fostering investment and economic development.
India has officially banned Pakistan-flagged ships from its ports. The ban follows a terror attack in Kashmir. India also prohibited imports from Pakistan. This includes goods entering via third countries. Trade between the two nations was already limited. Tensions previously escalated after the 2019 Pulwama attack. India has also downgraded diplomatic ties. Pakistan has taken […]
Pahalgam attack news: Tensions are escalating between India and Pakistan as both nations have imposed maritime restrictions, barring each other’s vessels from accessing their ports. This action follows India’s ban on Pakistani imports and ships in response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Pakistan retaliated, raising concerns about regional stability amid ongoing diplomatic and economic retaliation.
“Direct or indirect import, or transit of all goods originating in or exported from Pakistan, whether or not freely importable or otherwise permitted, shall be prohibited with immediate effect, until further orders,” the Directorate General of Foreign Trade said in a Friday notification. “Any exemption or dispensation from this shall be examined and decided on […]
Govt’s ban will cut India’s import from Pakistan to zero from $0.5 million: GTRI’s Ajay Srivastava
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India has banned all direct and indirect imports from Pakistan, effectively halting bilateral trade, following a recent terror attack. This move, though largely symbolic due to existing high tariffs, will reduce India’s already minimal imports from Pakistan to zero. While India’s economy will be negligibly affected, Pakistan relies on Indian goods, potentially leading to increased […]
Narendra Modi inaugurated the Vizhinjam International Seaport. He said its capacity would triple. Modi highlighted that India lost revenue due to foreign transshipment. He emphasized that Indian money would now benefit India. He praised the PPP model for port development. Modi noted the collaboration between the Adani Group and the Kerala government.