Trade
New steel minister vows to curb cheap imports
30 May 2009
NCDEX inks deal with Singapore commodity bourse
26 May 2009
India’s iron ore exports plunge 54 per cent
26 May 2009
SEZ exports up 36 per cent at Rs90,416 crore in 2008-09
21 May 2009
Exports from special economic zones in the country have recorded a 36 per cent growth at Rs90,416 crore in 2008-09 against Rs66,638 crore in 2007-08.
India remains atop outsourcing market
19 May 2009
Anti-dumping investigations: India launches the most; China investigated the most, says WTO
08 May 2009
Manufacturing sector shows revival
04 May 2009
Manufacturing activity in Indian factories picked up after a somewhat prolonged lull over five months in April
US keeps India high on intellectual property watchlist
04 May 2009
The US retains India on the Special 301 list for inadequate protection for intellectual property rights relating to American patents and copyright works
India's trade deficit zooms over 34 per cent to $119.06 billion
02 May 2009
India's cumulative trade deficit for the financial year 2008-09 (April-March) rose 34.39 per cent to an estimated $119.06 billion
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