India’s exports rise 4.22% to USD 860.09 bn in FY26; imports grow 6.47 pc, trade deficit widens – The Indian EYE Slide Slide Slide Slide Home India’s exports rise 4.22% to USD 860.09 bn in FY26; imports grow 6.47 pc, trade deficit widens You may also likes… Source linkRead More

India is examining a calibrated policy shift that could allow foreign direct investment (FDI) in inventory-based e-commerce, but strictly for export purposes. According to a report by The Economic Times, the framework under consideration would permit overseas-funded entities to procure goods locally and ship them directly to international customers. The proposal, currently under inter-ministerial review,...Read More

Faster growth of imports over exports in the first quarter of the year underscores China”s strengthening domestic demand and the growing potential of its vast market that offers fresh opportunities for global businesses amid an uncertain external environment, government officials and business leaders said on Tuesday. The country’s foreign trade grew 15 percent year-on-year to...Read More

Talala: The highly anticipated Kesar mango season is set to begin at the Talala Marketing Yard on Sunday, April 19, starting a week earlier than last year, when trading commenced on April 26. Even before the formal opening of the domestic market, the region’s famed Kesar mangoes have already reached international markets, with the season’s...Read More

ICAR chief calls for AI, precision tech to cut India’s fertiliser import dependence. Focus on Atmanirbharta and efficient use. New Delhi, Apr 14 (PTI) A comprehensive approach spanning short, medium and long-term strategies is needed to reduce India’s dependence on fertiliser imports, ICAR Director General M L Jat said on Tuesday, calling for greater use...Read More

Commerzbank’s Volkmar Baur highlights Australia’s growing dependence on imported diesel, with around 87% of demand met by imports in 2025. He warns that any diesel supply bottlenecks could hit the mining sector, which consumes a large share of diesel and generates about half of exports, potentially pressuring the Australian Dollar. Current shipping data, however, show...Read More

The Manufacturing Bottleneck The quiet on the factory floors of Guangdong and Jiangsu provinces tells a story of an industrial engine struggling against a sudden, harsh headwind. Data released on Monday by the General Administration of Customs in Beijing reveals that China’s export growth faltered in March, missing analyst estimates by a significant margin. Manufacturers,...Read More

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The Suzuki Jimny delivers rugged capability in a tiny package, but strict U.S. safety rules block its entry. Here’s why it’s captivating markets worldwide and what it means for Suzuki Motor. You might have seen the Suzuki Jimny tearing through mud or perched on rocks in viral videos, proving that small size doesn’t mean small...Read More

The continued $ 1400/MT floor reflects a strategic balance between farmer protection and export competitiveness The Government of India’s decision to extend the Minimum Export Price (MEP) on natural honey marks a significant policy move aimed at stabilizing domestic markets while safeguarding producer interests. As per Notification No. 09/2026-27 issued by the Directorate General of...Read More