Govt’s ban will cut India’s import from Pakistan to zero from $0.5 million: GTRI’s Ajay Srivastava

Govt’s ban will cut India’s import from Pakistan to zero from $0.5 million: GTRI’s Ajay Srivastava

1 year ago
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 […]
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India’s total exports jump to record $825 bn in FY25 as services shipments rise over 13%

1 year ago
India’s exports reached a record USD 824.9 billion in 2024-25, propelled by a surge in services exports to USD 387.5 billion. This represents a 6.01% growth over the previous year, with key sectors like telecommunications and financial services contributing significantly. However, concerns remain about order inflows from the US and Europe, prompting calls for government […]
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To complete London trade Bridge, Piyush Goyal set to visit UK again soon

1 year ago
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal may revisit London to finalize the India-UK Free Trade Agreement, aiming to resolve remaining issues. Negotiations are progressing rapidly, with many issues already addressed during high-level ministerial visits. The FTA, encompassing goods, services, and investments, is nearing completion, pending resolution of concerns like carbon border adjustments and service sector access.
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US, UK, Canada quiz India’s SPECS scheme, sops at WTO

1 year ago
The US, UK, and Canada have raised concerns at the WTO regarding India’s Make in India initiative and various subsidy programs. Questions were specifically directed towards the Scheme for Promotion of Manufacturing of Electronic Components and Semiconductors (SPECS), fisheries subsidies, and agricultural support. India has addressed some queries and promised further information on fish-related subsidies […]
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India urges WTO to act on past ministerial mandates as delay may worsen hunger crisis

1 year ago
India urges WTO members to promptly address pending ministerial mandates. Delaying decisions on public stockholding and special safeguard mechanisms could worsen global hunger. India highlights the need for fair agricultural support. Current rules favor developed nations. Developing countries struggle to provide minimal support. The 14th Ministerial Conference will be held in Cameroon in 2026.
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