Trade
Engineering sales help India's exports rise for a sixth month in Feb
16 Mar 2017
Although merchandise exports from the country grew 17.48 per cent year-on-year to $24.49 billion last month, its imports rose at a higher rate of 21.76 per cent to $33.39 billion
Donald Trump says ‘buy American’; Ivanka buys Chinese
15 Mar 2017
Even as President Donald Trump promised to create jobs by following “two simple rules: Buy American and hire American”, huge shipments of his daughter’s line were reportedly on their way to the US from China?
India exploring trans-continental train link to Turkey
04 Mar 2017
Indian Railways is exploring the possibility of a trans-continental container train service from Dhaka to Istanbul, covering 6,000-km across Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Iran and Turkey
India’s imports climb 10.7% in January
15 Feb 2017
India’s merchandise imports grew at a faster pace of 10.70 per cent in January 2017 while its exports grew at a slower pace of 4.32 per cent during the month
Irate Iran to deploy missiles after fresh US sanctions
04 Feb 2017
Relations between Washington and Tehran have deteriorated sharply since Donald Trump took office promising a tough line on what he sees as Iranian belligerency towards US interests and allies
India-Abu Dhabi upstream oil ties set to get major fillip
27 Jan 2017
So far, India's fruitful upstream investments have primarily been in high-risk regions such as Sudan or in Russia through bilateral agreements
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