Trade

Initiative is being developed under the guidance of the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of External Affairs.

With a fresh wave of tariffs against all trading partners, the protectionist playbook returns—bold on headlines, thin on long-term vision. As we saw...

Cumulative merchandise exports during April-February was $395.63 billion compared to $395.38 billion last year.

Evidence suggests U.S.-China trade conflict has not substantially cut U.S. reliance on Chinese goods.

Gems, pharma and rice exports log double digit growth; imports increase 10% to $59.42 billion.

Trade in Transition study finds firms being forced to adapt to rising protectionism and shifting geopolitical alliances

Credlix to offer warehousing and supply chain management for exporters, especially MSME players.

For April-December 2024, merchandise exports increased by 1.6% YoY to $321.71 billion.

Major drivers of growth include electronic goods, engineering goods, rice, marine products and RMG of all textiles.

Decline in merchandise exports due to global uncertainties, drop in commodity prices and logistical challenges: FIEO

Merchandise exports register growth of 3% at $35.20 billion in June

Electronic goods exports increase 23% to $2.97 billion, drugs & pharmaceuticals exports increase 10% to $2.30 billion