In response to the US imposing 50% tariffs on Indian goods, the government is formulating short, medium, and long-term strategies to support exporters. These plans include easing SEZ norms, providing liquidity relief, and building resilient supply chains. The aim is to safeguard exporters, maintain employment, and enhance India’s global competitiveness through structural reforms and market […]
India’s government plans relief measures for exporters amidst 50% US tariffs
India–China trade grows, but Beijing has a benefit
10 months ago
India-China bilateral trade is growing, but a significant trade deficit favoring China persists, raising concerns about economic dependence. India’s exports to China are declining, while reliance on Chinese imports across various sectors deepens. The government is implementing measures like production-linked incentives and stricter quality controls to reduce import dependence and protect domestic industries.
Govt working overtime to cushion export sectors against impact of US tariff, Chief Economic Advisor says
10 months ago
In response to the US imposing a 50% tariff on Indian goods, the government and stakeholders are collaborating to support affected export sectors. They aim to provide both financial and time-based assistance to help businesses navigate the challenges. Despite this, India’s economy shows positive signs, with a strong 7.8% real GDP growth in the first […]
Trump’s tariff war puts US brand globally ‘in the toilet’ and pushes India closer to China: Jake Sullivan
10 months ago
Jake Sullivan criticizes Donald Trump’s trade offensive against India, warning it could damage US-India relations and push India closer to China. Trump’s tariffs, imposed in response to India’s Russian oil imports, have strained ties and prompted India to seek closer relations with Beijing.
India and Japan are working together to bolster critical minerals supply chains through partnerships in the Mineral Security Partnership, the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework, and Quad Critical Minerals Initiatives, according to a factsheet released by the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Friday.
The U.S. International Trade Commission has decided to investigate solar panel imports from India, Laos, and Indonesia, responding to claims that these imports are harming domestic manufacturers. This decision follows a petition from U.S. solar manufacturers alleging unfair trade practices by Chinese-owned companies operating in those countries.
India’s commerce minister Piyush Goyal addresses US tariff impact on economy and exports
10 months ago
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal addressed concerns over the US tariffs, emphasizing India’s small global export share and import dependence. He highlighted ongoing efforts to diversify exports, boost domestic demand through GST reforms, and explore alternative markets.
India can supply cars, milk products to Africa, procure gold, diamonds, agri goods in exchange: Piyush Goyal
10 months ago
Piyush Goyal proposed boosting India-Africa trade ties, offering to import products affected by third-country actions. He highlighted opportunities to double bilateral trade to $164 billion by 2030, focusing on critical minerals, agriculture, and technology. India aims to supply motor cars and milk products, while increasing imports of diamonds, gold, petroleum, and pulses from Africa.
Measures soon to boost exports; Govt committed to shield industry from unilateral actions: Piyush Goyal
10 months ago
Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal announced upcoming measures to boost exports and domestic consumption, assuring support against unilateral tariffs, particularly the recent US imposition. The government is exploring alternative markets and anticipates the GST Council meeting will stimulate domestic manufacturing. Goyal emphasized India’s self-reliance and determination to exceed last year’s export figures, urging businesses […]
Large ships may serve as collateral for loans
10 months ago
India is poised to allow large ships as loan collateral, aiming to ease financing for its maritime industry. This move, coupled with the proposed Maritime Development Fund of ₹25,000 crore and Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Policy 2.0, seeks to boost Indian flagged ships’ global cargo share to 20% by 2047 and attract significant investment in the […]

