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March 2021 Trade Data Improves Trade data headlines show the trade balance continues to worsen with imports numerically rising faster than exports. Analyst Opinion of Trade Data From the BEA: The global pandemic and the economic recovery continued to impact international trade in March 2021. The full economic effects of the pandemic cannot be quantified in the statistics because the impacts are generally embedded in source data and cannot be separately identified. The data in this series wobbl...

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Indias exports jump in March 2021: Exports rose in March but contracted in fiscal 2020-21 Indias exports jumped by 60.29 per cent to $34.45 billion in March but at the same time they witnessed a contraction by 7.26 per cent during the FY21 fiscal, recording $290.63 billion. Imports also grew by 53.74 per cent to $48.38 billion in March, but dipped by 18 per cent to $389.18 billion during 2020-21, according to the data released on Thursday by the Ministry of Commerce. Trade deficit during Marc...

IT’S a quieter week ahead on the economic calendar, with just monthly rubber statistics for February in focus.

Earnings, inflation, trade: 5 numbers to watch this week Premium Share Via Read Full Story At the start of every week, Mint’s Plain Facts section features five key data releases to watch out for. The monthly inflation figures for March are due to be released this week, and will provide an idea of price pressures in the economy. Quarterly financial results for top companies will also start trickling in fast, and are expected to give us a glimpse of how fast different firms and sectors are reco...

February 2021 Trade Data Slows Analyst Opinion of Trade Data From the BEA: The global pandemic and the economic recovery continued to impact international trade in February 2021. The full economic effects of the pandemic cannot be quantified in the statistics because the impacts are generally embedded in source data and cannot be separately identified. The data in this series wobbles and the 3-month rolling averages are the best way to look at this series. The 3-month average rate of growth imp...

US Polished Imports Stabilize RAPAPORT... US polished-diamond imports were flat year on year at $1.43 billion in January, reflecting an easing of the industry’s slowdown that dominated 2020. The month was the first since February 2020 that didn’t feature a notable year-on-year decline, according to Rapaport archives based on data from the US Commerce Department. US Trade Data for January 2021   $1,760/carat Source: US Commerce Department data; Rapaport archives. About the data: The US, th...

January 2021 Trade Data Continues To Show Recovery Analyst Opinion of Trade Data From the BEA: Exports and imports in January 2021 reflect both the ongoing impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the continued economic recovery from the sharp declines in 2020. In particular, trade in services remains below pre-pandemic levels. The full economic effects of the pandemic cannot be quantified in the statistics because the impacts are generally embedded in source data and cannot be separately identified...

If Mondays macro economic data showed a revival in the economy, Tuesday came out with data that revealed uncertainty in the external world. After rising for three consecutive months, exports dipped by 0.25 per cent in February as demand remained lacklustre overseas. However, exporters also attributed decline in exports to container shortages and supply disruptions due to increasing Covid cases in some states back home. According to preliminary trade data released by the commerce department here...