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Can India & the US forge a stronger trade deal under Trump 2.0?Concerned over a second Trump term, India and the US are urged to finalize an interim trade deal by end-2025. This agreement would address ...- India to demand faster inspection of pharma firms by USFDA; raise export regulations at TPF on FridayThe Indian side will also raise the issue of reinstating the Generalized System of Preferences (GSP) status to India, the official said.
- 20 EU MPs table motion inviting Ahmad Massoud to address the European CouncilThis motion pertaining to the current situation in Afghanistan was moved on behalf of Renew Europe which has a strength of 98 MEPs and will...
- COP 26 on climate change should ensure balanced outcome: Environment MinisterReinstating the findings of the IPCC Physical Science Summary for Policy Makers (SPM) released recently, Bhupender Yadav emphasised that "C...
- GSP withdrawal by US may moderately hit gem and jewellery exports: CrisilThe withdrawal of GSP will affect exporters of gems & jewellery the most because 15% of such exports availed of its benefits in 2018.
- Senators urge Trump administration to delay decision on India's GSP reviewIt was in April last year that the USTR announced that it planned to review the GSP eligibility of a number of countries, including India.
- 50 Indian items face heat as US revokes duty-free privileges on import of 90 productsUS revoked duty-free concessions on import of nearly 50 Indian products, mostly from handloom & agri sectors.
- After China, now US to review eligibility of trade preference for IndiaIndia is the largest beneficiary of GSP among developing countries at $5.6 billion with 3,500 products getting duty-free access to the US m...
- US to review 3,500 Indian exports getting duty free accessIndia is the largest beneficiary of the GSP among developing countries at $5.6 billion with 3,500 products getting duty-free access to the ...
- US may revoke special tariff if India continues pricing control on medical devicesUSTR representatives will be meeting Indian authorities on this issue with the message that India will lose the Generalised System of Prefe...
- US restores duty benefits to Indian exportersThe US has renewed its generalised system of preferences (GSP), a programme under which Indian exports gets concessional duty treatment in ...
- India should seek urgent GSP renewal from US: EEPC IndiaEEPC India has said the govt should immediately seek renewal of the GSP under which exports to that country get concessional duty treatment.
- Indian exporters hopeful of quick renewal of GSP by USIndian exporters are hopeful that the US will quickly renew its Generalised System of Preferences (GSP), which would expire on July 31.
- Commerce Minister Anand Sharma to seek pact with US for curbing tax outgo of Indian professionalsSharma will also press US to continue with GSP benefits to India amid rising chorus in the US that India should no longer get these benefit...
- US Congress asked to renew trade preferences for India, othersThe US administration has urged the Congress for early renewal of a GSP mechanism under which imports allowed a preferential access.
- India appeals to US senators for revival of duty-free importsThe scheme allowing duty-free imports was stopped in Dec '10 when Congressional authorization for it was not renewed, following objections.
- Gems & jewellery may re-enter US sans dutyCentre is trying to bring the gems and jewellery sector back on the US government's generalised system of preferences (GSP) this year. Gita...
- Will US Congress nuke the GSP scheme?After the passing of the Indo-US civilian nuclear bill, the government is carefully watching the US Congress schedule to see if a bill deal...
- US Congress trains guns on special tariff for Indian goodsAfter the passing of the Indo-US civilian nuclear bill, the government is carefully watching the US Congress schedule to see if a bill deal...
- WTO row: US may end trade benefits to IndiaThe US is reviewing whether to withdraw long-time trade benefits for India, Brazil and 11 other advanced developing countries.
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