India’s goods exports surged in November despite global tariff pressures, as a weaker rupee boosted competitiveness, raising questions over whether tariff moves have backfired.


India goods exports rise in November, Trump's tariff gamble backfired

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has announced a major GST rate cut, approving a two-tier structure of 5% and 18%. The reform, set to be implemented from September 22, is aimed at easing the tax burden on the common man.

India's tax makeover: What gets cheaper and costlier?

India has launched a major crackdown on e-commerce platforms for selling non-compliant goods. The Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) has initiated legal action under the BIS Act, 2016, with penalties ranging from ₹2 lakh to ten times the product's value. Raids have been conducted at multiple warehouses as authorities tighten regulations.

India cracks down on e-commerce platforms selling non-compliant goods

A Pakistani naval ship has arrived in Bangladesh, marking a significant moment amid a politically sensitive climate between the two nations. The visit comes at a time of heightened tensions, particularly related to historical and political issues. Despite these challenges, the visit is seen as an opportunity to improve bilateral relations and enhance maritime cooperation.

Pakistan Ship Arrives In Bangladesh Amid Politically Charged Environment

Amazon is responsible under federal safety law for hazardous products sold on its platform by third-party sellers and shipped by the company, a US government agency ordered Tuesday. Watch in for more details!

Amazon legally responsible for recalling dangerous goods: CPSC

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has stated that the United States continues to buy critical goods, such as uranium, from Russia while pushing the European Union (EU) to abandon all things Russian

Lavrov says US continues to buy critical goods from Russia

World Trade Organisation (WTO) officials in Geneva issued a stern warning earlier this week: dividing the global economy into competing trade blocs will cut real wages by 5% globally and by twice as much in the poorest nations. Nevertheless, the European Union's tariffs on Chinese goods went into effect the next day. This has worried some of the bloc's most recognisable businesses, including Airbus, cosmetics manufacturers, and wineries.

EU-China trade war threatens world economy

US President Joe Biden's visit to India has also removed additional import duties on several US products. The tariff has dropped on a dozen US products including chickpeas, lentils, apples, and walnuts among others.

India-US disputes at WTO nearly resolved

Jane Birkin was also associated with a Hermes bag that held her name and was designed by the Parisian fashion house in her honour in 1984. As my colleague explains, the Birkin bag is the most wanted luxury item in the entire globe.

How did the Birkin become the monolith of luxury goods market?

Indian exports grew on the quickest space since 1980-1990 to touch 418 billion dollar mark, India's overall goods trades crossed one trillion dollar for the first time in history whereas imports scaled 610 billion dollar mark.

India goods trade crosses $1 trillion

Dominican Republic starts building border wall with Haiti

Japan's retail sales rose faster than expected in November, due to decreasing COVID-19 cases in the month, which have encouraged shoppers to ramp up spending on goods and services.

Japan retail sales gain 1.9% in November

First goods train through revived Haldibari-Chilahati rail link set in motion

Every weekend, volunteers gather on Malaysia's resort island of Tioman to gather ocean-bound plastic that can eventually be transformed into pellets and made into a range of products including auto parts, home appliances and furniture, with help from a recycling plant.

Malaysian recycler transforms ocean-bound plastic waste into furniture, goods

All goods made in Hong Kong to declare origin as 'China' starting September: US

South Africa's inflation drops to 3.7 percent

US faces Palestinian, international criticism of Israel settlement move

Palestine Liberation Organisation welcomes EU court ruling on labelling Israeli settlement goods

The economic ministry on Saturday ordered Qatari shops to remove goods imported from the four countries at once.

Qatar bans goods from 4 Arab nations

Executive Chairman Jack Ma was even more hopeful long term, stating they'd have 2 billion annual consumers by 2036

Alibaba expects to record $912 billion by 2020, even amid concerns it sells counterfeit products

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