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India's FTA strategy underperforms, widening trade deficits and weakening export competitiveness with Asian partners, necessitating stronger domestic industrial capabilities and policy.
Foreign Portfolio Investors inject ₹20,200 crore into Indian equities in July, reversing four-month selling trend amid improved valuations and earnings.
Trump threatens 200% tariffs on generic drugs, forcing Indian pharma giants to boost US investments and secure market access.
Amid West Asia crisis, India explores voluntary gold disclosure scheme to unlock private gold, curb imports, and bolster forex reserves.
India's textile exports grew 1.8% to ₹3.25 lakh crore in 2025-26, driven by PM MITRA, PLI, and 16 FTAs, boosting global competitiveness.
India and Israel conclude second FTA negotiation round in New Delhi, pushing for a comprehensive, mutually beneficial trade agreement to boost bilateral economic ties.
India's services exports soar to USD 421.3 billion by FY26, propelled by telecommunications, IT, and business services, bolstered by strategic FTAs.
India permits FDI in inventory-based e-commerce solely for exports, boosting MSME global market access and easing compliance amidst US tariffs and EU norms.
RBI study reveals foreign investment surge, reflecting strong confidence in India's resilient economy despite global geopolitical and crude oil challenges.
RBI proposes new 10% voting rights threshold to broaden 'foreign control' definition, sparking compliance concerns for Indian firms.
Landmark India-U.K. CETA, effective July 15, targets $100 billion bilateral trade by 2030, securing zero-duty access for 99% Indian exports.
India reaffirms commitment to rules-based multilateral trade at WTO's 8th Trade Policy Review, highlighting robust economic growth and Aatmanirbhar Bharat's global integration.
Landmark India-UK CETA takes effect, promising zero-duty access for 99% Indian exports and enhanced professional mobility, unlocking vast economic opportunities.
RBI's special FCNR(B) scheme garners $10 billion, but inflows cool amid rising global funding costs and rupee depreciation, prompting FM's intervention.
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