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Four myths about the falling rupee and what India must actually doIndia's rupee is facing pressure from global events. The nation needs a plan to tackle weaknesses that amplify these impacts. Energy indepe...- India-EU FTA ‘mother of all problems’ for Pakistan’s $9 billion export industry: Former commerce ministerPakistan faces potential export and job losses. India's new trade deal with the European Union could reduce Pakistan's tariff advantages. T...
- FTA with EU seen driving India’s textile exports to $100 billion by 2030India’s apparel exports to the EU could grow by 20-25% year-on-year after the operationalisation of the FTA, as per industry estimates.
- EU trade deal to narrow India's textile gap with Bangladesh, Pakistan: JefferiesA new Free Trade Agreement between India and the European Union promises a significant boost for India's textile and apparel industry. Impo...
- Textile companies to take 5-10% revenue hit amid Trump’s 50% tariff, says CrisilIndia’s home textile sector faces a 5–10% revenue drop this fiscal after the US imposed 50% tariffs. While frontloaded orders, limited riva...
- If 99% of Indian exports to UK is tariff-free, what it means for stock market investorsA landmark free trade agreement between India and the UK is set to double bilateral trade to $120 billion by 2030, granting 99% of Indian e...
- Trident, other textile stocks rally up to 6% on India-UK FTAIndian textile stocks jumped up to 6% after the India-UK Free Trade Agreement scrapped 10–12% tariffs on Indian exports to the UK, narrowin...
- Recent conflict with Pakistan will not have any adverse effect on India’s economy: BJPThe Bharatiya Janata Party says the recent conflict with Pakistan and Operation Sindoor will not hurt India's economy. BJP spokesperson Gop...
- Operation Sindoor aftermath: Nilesh Shah on 3 factors driving market trajectoryKotak AMC's Nilesh Shah notes that global support and potential US warnings have eased market concerns following geopolitical tensions. Str...
- India should seek easy visa norms for semi and unskilled workers in bilateral agreements: ExpertsTrade experts suggest India should negotiate easy visa norms in bilateral agreements to boost remittances and wages for semi and unskilled ...
- Changing faces of India’s FTAs: A long way since Bangkok AgreementFrom the Bangkok agreement (or APTA) to IPEF, India’s FTA journey has evolved significantly, reflecting its commitment to foster internatio...
- FTA with Australia to create level playing field for Indian garment exportersIndia exports a significant proportion of its low value-added products (25%-30% in FY22) such as yarn and fabrics to China, Bangladesh and ...
- Global garment buyers back in Tiruppur as prices dipExporters said countries like Vietnam, Thailand and Bangladesh were quoting much lesser prices for their garments compared to India which i...
- Why India needs to approach its free trade agreements with an open mindIn July last year, a CRISIL report pointed to lack of FTAs as a key reason for decline in India’s textile exports between 2011 and 2020.
- Pharma, auto, electronics may get hit due to Covid-19: Piyush GoyalCommerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal said that the outbreak of coronavirus may have an impact on Indian industries such as pharmaceu...
- European Union asks India to extend by 6 months trade pact with EU nationsChair of the EU delegation for relations with India Geoffrey Van Orden said EU wants New Delhi to renew the investment deals first to take ...
- Mahinda Rajapakse backs China's Maritime Silk Road projectMahinda Rajapaksa has hailed Xi's initiative of 21st Century Maritime Silk Road (MSR),saying it will bear significance to his country's dev...
- PM panel tells commerce ministry to conclude SAFTA talks earlyPakistan’s delay in giving ‘Most Favoured Nation’ (MFN) status to India has held up progress of the regional trade pact.
- New UK visa rules to have negative impact on business: CIICII today said these would lead to negative impact on business and tourism inflow from India to that country.
- Lanka seeks more tourist inflow from PakistanTourist arrivals into Sri Lanka during September slipped 3.6 per cent to 37,104 compared to the same period in 2006.
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