Page 8 - Indian Exports

RoDTEP rates not decided, MEIS for exports may continue till end-March 2021

Any registered user under GST who wishes to generate IRN needs to register on e-invoice system using his GSTIN

Chinese exports to India decline 13%; India's trade up 16% in 2020

China's exports to India declined by 13% in the first 11 months of the year, while Indian exports to China rose 16% in the same period

Markets for export

Target unrealistic while govt frowns on trade deals

After festive season boost, key economic indicators show declining signs

Railway freight was up last week after rail traffic resumed in the state of Punjab after a month-long shutdown due to the farmers' agitation against the new farm laws

Europe, US, and Australia top markets for Indian exporters on eBay

The US, the UK, mainland Europe and Australia are the top markets for Indian sellers that are exporting products through cross-border e-commerce on eBay's platform, a top official said

Exiting RCEP may backfire as India could lose market share to trade bloc

Modi pulled out of what's now the world's largest free-trade agreement to appease farmers and touted the exit as a victory for India's poor

PM suggests state-specific export plan; reviews projects worth Rs 1.41 trn

In the previous 32 such meetings, a total of 275 projects worth Rs 12.5 lakh crore have been reviewed, along with 47 programmes/schemes and grievances across 17 sectors that were taken up

Unrealistic to expect manufacturing to be 25% of India's GDP, even by 2030

The decision to stay out of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership has the potential to become in the long term one of the Modi govt's major blunders. T N Ninan explains why

Two routes to atmanirbharta: Why both China and India are looking inwards

While both have seen a drop in external trade in relation to GDP, the reasons are quite different - in China it is in part a problem of success, in India it points more to failure, writes T N Ninan

Quality and scale, not subsidies, to push exports to $1 trn: Piyush Goyal

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal on Saturday said quality, technology and scale of production would help India take its annual exports to $1 trillion and not government subsidies

Exports grow 5% in September in another sign of economic recovery

Commerce & Industry minister Piyush Goyal tweeted that exports stood at $27.50 billion in September 2020 against $26.02 billion in the same period last year

Bangladesh issues over 200 import permits for 88,000 tonnes of onions

Bangladesh importers have been eagerly waiting for onion consignments to get cleared from Chittagong port, a day after the Indian government allowed pre-contracted onions to enter the markets

Export figures for Aug disappoint optimists

Among manufactured goods, only drugs & pharmaceuticals and plastic and linoleum have shown positive growth

Rising growth expectations pull up business sentiment in Q2FY21: CII Survey

Latest quarterly survey shows capacity utilization improving, but firms worried over low profits, weak domestic demands and rising inflation

Onions lying on ports to be exported to countries including Bangladesh

India has allowed the export of onions lying on ports in transit to all countries including Bangladesh, government sources said on Friday

New rule for importers to get FTA concessions; industry raises concern

Proof of 35% value addition in goods from country of origin must from Monday

Govt to clamp down on large firms dodging Rs 2 cr cap on MEIS claims

Worry over major exporters filing separate export benefit applications through subsidiaries to work around the cap

India's exports in September first week jump 13% to $6.12 billion

India's exports during the first week of September jumped 13.35% year-on-year to 6.12 billion dollars, officials data released on Thursday showed

Govt permits exports of certain non-woven fabrics used for making masks

However, export of melt blown fabric of any GSM (grams per square metre) continues to be banned

Industry wants open and facilitative import environment to boost exports

The CII asks for policies to increase the country's share in the global merchandise trade by 2025 to 5 per cent from 1.7 per cent and in services export to 7 per cent from 3.5 per ent.