India, Oman decide to expedite trade pact talks, ink protocol to amend tax treaty

India, Oman decide to expedite trade pact talks, ink protocol to amend tax treaty

1 year ago
India and Oman have agreed to accelerate negotiations for a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) to boost bilateral trade and investments. During Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal’s visit to Oman, the two nations signed a protocol amending the Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA), aligning it with international standards to simplify tax procedures and enhance cooperation.
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India reviews Donald Trump’s new trade policy

1 year ago
India’s commerce and industry ministry is reviewing President Trump’s America First Trade Policy to assess its impact on national trade. The policy involves the US negotiating bilateral and sector-specific agreements, imposing tariffs on partners to correct trade deficits. Prime Minister Modi is expected to visit the US, highlighting India’s significance as a trading partner amid […]
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Trump calls China, India, and Brazil “tremendous tariff-makers,” vows to protect US interests

1 year ago
US President Donald Trump criticized China, India, and Brazil as “tremendous tariff-makers” during a speech to House Republicans, while emphasizing his “America First” agenda. Trump pledged to impose tariffs on countries he believes harm the US economy and encouraged foreign companies to operate within the US. This stance raises concerns about the future of US-India […]
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India must step up trade play with fast-growing Asia, says Gautam Kumra, chairman, McKinsey Asia

1 year ago
India has a key opportunity to enhance its trade within Asia, with emerging corridors including India-US, India-Japan, and Southeast Asia. Gautam Kumra, chairman of McKinsey Asia, emphasizes the importance of manufacturing’s contribution to GDP and the potential of Global Capability Centres (GCCs). He highlights the need for localization and partnerships, particularly between Japan and India.
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Weaker rupee not one-size-fits-all solution to boost exports: Apex exporters body

1 year ago
A weaker rupee alone cannot boost exports, according to FIEO. Depreciation impacts competitiveness when competitor currencies decline more. It inflates import costs, increases production expenses, and drives domestic inflation, reducing consumer purchasing power. Currency volatility complicates price planning for exporters and raises the cost of servicing external debt.
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