Trade
Export demand keeps German factory production buoyant
09 May 2016
While domestic orders fell and orders from euro zone countries edged up by 1.1 per cent, bookings from countries outside the currency bloc soared 6.2 per cent
India has appetite for growth despite global gloom: Jaitley
19 Apr 2016
Finance minister Arun Jaitley said India has moved on from being uncertain about trade relations with other nations to a more confident economy now
Shrinking trade narrows India’s FY16 trade deficit to $118.46 billion
19 Apr 2016
While exports from the country fell for the 16th consecutive month in March, a sharper fall in imports, especially that of gold, helped narrow the trade deficit for the month by more than half
Jaitly flays ‘targeted’ hike in US visa fee
14 Apr 2016
India offers UAE $1.75-bn stake in petrochemical, refinery projects to boost energy ties
13 Apr 2016
India eyes $20-bn investment in Iran’s Chabahar port, SEZ
11 Apr 2016
Indian oil companies are looking to invest up to $20 billion in the development of Iran's Chabahar port as they seek overseas expansion
Japan commits Rs14,251 cr in ODA loans to India
31 Mar 2016
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