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Crisil reported that revenue from export of shrimps is expected to dart up 20% on-year to about $4.3 billion in calendar 2021, driven by a revival in demand and restoration of supply chains that were disrupted last year by the Covid-19 pandemic. That should help India wrest global leadership in shrimp exports after slipping to the second spot in calendar 2020, a study of 97 CRISIL-rated exporters, accounting for over two-thirds of the industry’s revenue, shows. In calendar 2020, lockdowns ...

Our economy will take longer to recover from the covid pandemic than we had expected at the start of this fiscal year, given the shock of a second wave of infections and slow pace of vaccinations, but large markets in the West have begun to bounce back

Synopsis Major export commodities which have recorded positive growth in April include gems and jewellery, jute, carpet, handicrafts, leather, electronic goods, oil meals, cashew, engineering, petroleum products, marine products and chemicals. Last year India was under a strict national lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus, leading to a significant reduction in international trade volumes. Led by a sharp growth in exports of gems and jewellery, engineering goods and petroleum products...

Engineering goods exports jump sharply in April SECTIONS Share Synopsis As per preliminary government data, India’s merchandise exports in April 2021 was US$ 30.21 billion, up 197.03% over US$ 10.17 billion in April 2020 and an increase of 16.03% over US$ 26.04 billion in April 2019. The WTO has revised its projection upward and expects the global trade volume to increase by 8% in 2021. Engineering goods exports zoomed 234.63% in April 2021 indicating that recovery in outbound trade is well o...

Synopsis Major export commodities which have recorded positive growth in April include gems and jewellery, jute, carpet, handicrafts, leather, electronic goods, oil meals, cashew, engineering, petroleum products, marine products and chemicals. Last year India was under a strict national lockdown to curb the spread of the coronavirus, leading to a significant reduction in international trade volumes. Indias exports in April jumped nearly three-folds to USD 30.21 billion from USD 10.17 billion in...

ET Trade NEWS Powered by In slow lane: India’s exports are stuck in the $300 billion range for about a decade Synopsis Export growth has been anemic and the country now seems to be stuck at the $300 billion range in global trade. For a country that aspires to be an export powerhouse, there is a striking paradox in India’s trade numbers. Despite efforts by the government, India’s exports have been hovering around the $300-350 billion mark for the last m...

Highlights Exports of iron and steel amounted to $2.53 billion, marking a Y-o-Y increase of 336.44% and making India the 4th largest exporter of iron and steel to China Exports of aluminum and its articles registered a massive increase of 2023.12% to reach $640 mn and making India the fifth largest exporter in this category to China New Delhi: India-China bilateral trade in 2020 decreased by 5.64% Y-o-Y and stood at $87.65 billion compared to $92.89 billion in 2019, according to Union Commerce ...

India’s exports to US decline 11.3% in 2020, register record growth in December February 16, 2021 × Four consecutive months of rise in export to the US indicate strong recovery in trade: Indian Embassy in Washington DC India’s exports to the US — the country’s largest outbound destination for goods — suffered a blow due to the Covid-19 pandemic in calendar year 2020 with outbound shipments declining 11.3 per cent to $51.13 billion compared with 2019. But things are on a mend as Dece...

Scarcity on high seas hurting India’s exports The freight rates on several trade routes have gone up beyond 150-200% since March. In some segments such as India-US East Coast, rates have gone up much more than three times. 9 min read Anto T. Joseph A shortage of shipping containers thanks to China’s quick recovery and Atmanirbharta is pushing up trade costs. Shipping ministry officials say the government is keen to set up a container manufacturing facility in the country. A high-level meeti...