The tariff hikes proposed by Donald Trump may pose threat to India's exports but the country's surplus in services trade and robust remittances flow may provide comfort, highlighted a report by CRISIL.
Speaking to ANI on Monday, Sachdeva said, "There are huge worries in many parts of the world with Trump's return. But, luckily and fortunately for us, India does not have much to worry. Yes, we will be affected by some of his steps if he takes them like tariffs, but those will be applicable
He said, "Our bilateral trade is today at USD 66 billion. This makes the goal of reaching USD 100 billion by 2030 more than realistic. The balance of trade however needs urgent redressal since it is so one-sided. It is imperative that non-tariff barriers and regulatory impediments are spe
Former US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer has not been asked by President-elect Donald Trump to return, contrary to a Financial Times report, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
After the victory of the Donald Trump in the US Presidential elections, India could benefit from any re-orientation of the global supply chain away from China says a report from Care Edge
This "China+1" approach could lead to substantial benefits for India, assuming timely actions by the government and corporate sector to fill the void left by China in various industries.
After Donald Trump's decisive victory in the US presidential election, Chinese internet users expressed anticipation of heightened trade tensions between the US and China.
Pakistan's National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) has been advised to increase electricity power tariffs across the country, ARY News reported.
The European Commission has given the final green light to steep tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs) made in China, officially closing the probe that began one year ago, as per Euro News.
According to an official release, the special audit will help to track the actual pension surcharge collected by DISCOMs from consumers and transferred to Pension trust. DISCOMs levy a Pension Surcharge of 7 per cent on the monthly Electricity Bills of consumers in Delhi.