India, US likely to fast-track initial phase of trade pact

High tariffs once criticised by rich nations now back in global trade debate: Sources

7 months ago
Developed nations, once critical of tariffs, are now employing them to protect domestic industries, echoing arguments previously made by developing countries. The US, for example, has imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum. This shift signals a change in global trade dynamics, with advanced economies prioritizing livelihood protection and questioning established principles like special treatment for […]
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Modi’s Saudi trip to give India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor much-needed boost in West Asia

7 months ago
Prime Minister Modi’s upcoming visit to Saudi Arabia on April 22 will prioritize boosting the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC), particularly the Saudi segment. Discussions will also cover energy cooperation, increased Saudi investments in India, and regional stability amidst US-Iran peace talks. India aims for a stable West Asia to protect its energy and economic […]
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Move to protect against cheap imports hurts Electronics Inc

7 months ago
India’s move to protect against substandard imports is creating supply chain risks for electronics manufacturers, potentially hindering export competitiveness. Quality control orders on base metals unintentionally affect the electronics sector, causing sourcing constraints. Industry executives are seeking exemptions for electronics products, as these require high-grade raw materials not readily available in India, potentially disrupting production […]
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PM Modi plans 3-nation Europe trip with early Free Trade Agreement in mind

7 months ago
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is planning a Europe trip in mid-May, encompassing Croatia, Norway, and the Netherlands, as FTA negotiations intensify. The Norway leg includes the 3rd India-Nordic Summit, emphasizing renewables, high-tech, and investments. In the Netherlands, Modi will focus on high-tech collaboration, particularly semiconductors, reinforcing its role as a key economic partner.
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Garment, toy companies go full throttle as US buyers look beyond China

7 months ago
US tariffs on Chinese imports are opening doors for Indian garment and toy exporters, potentially boosting their capacity utilization to 90-95%. American buyers are actively seeking to diversify their supply chains, leading to increased inquiries for Indian manufacturers. While this presents a significant opportunity for Indian MSMEs, capacity constraints and the need for strategic investments […]
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