India Trade Deficit
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What India Really Wants From BRICS As Trade Deficit Widens
India's widening trade deficit with BRICS is a reflection of the asymmetry in India's current economic integration with the grouping.
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India's Trade Gap Shrinks As Rise In Exports To US Offsets Iran War Hit
Exports to the US rose 17.4 per cent month-on-month to $8.02 billion, supported by a cut in tariffs to 10 per cent after a US Supreme Court ruling.
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Better To Sign When US Sets Global Tariff Architecture: India On Trade Deal
Actual signing of the deal will be done when new architecture of tariffs will be created by the US, said India's Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal.
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Exports Plunge 11.8% in October, Trade Deficit Soars To $41.68 Billion
India's exports contracted 11.8 per cent to USD 34.38 billion in October, according to government data released on Monday.
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Rising Trade Deficit A Bigger Worry Than Falling Rupee: NITI Aayog
NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar said on Tuesday that he was more concerned about the rising trade deficit than the falling rupee, and called for efforts to push exports.
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What India Really Wants From BRICS As Trade Deficit Widens
India's widening trade deficit with BRICS is a reflection of the asymmetry in India's current economic integration with the grouping.
-
India's Trade Gap Shrinks As Rise In Exports To US Offsets Iran War Hit
Exports to the US rose 17.4 per cent month-on-month to $8.02 billion, supported by a cut in tariffs to 10 per cent after a US Supreme Court ruling.
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Better To Sign When US Sets Global Tariff Architecture: India On Trade Deal
Actual signing of the deal will be done when new architecture of tariffs will be created by the US, said India's Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal.
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Exports Plunge 11.8% in October, Trade Deficit Soars To $41.68 Billion
India's exports contracted 11.8 per cent to USD 34.38 billion in October, according to government data released on Monday.
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Rising Trade Deficit A Bigger Worry Than Falling Rupee: NITI Aayog
NITI Aayog vice chairman Rajiv Kumar said on Tuesday that he was more concerned about the rising trade deficit than the falling rupee, and called for efforts to push exports.
