Kolkata, Apr 4 (PTI) Indian rice exporters are adopting a wait-and-watch approach following United States’ decision to impose 27 per cent tariff on imports, though industry leaders say the long-term impact may be limited due to India’s inherent competitiveness. “While
According to an industry expert, companies such as Trident, Welspun India, Arvind, KPR Mill, Vardhman Textiles, Page Industries, Raymond, and Alok Industries stand to gain, as revenue from the US market accounts for 20-60 per cent of their earnings. Kindly
Indian drugmakers supply 47 per cent of the generic medicine requirements in the US, and tariffs would have increased prices in the US domestic market for patients, who are already dealing with drug shortages. IMAGE: Kindly note the image has
Export-led Indian IT sector is not directly hit by Trump’s tariff order on goods, but there could be worrisome indirect bearings on it arising out of possible slowdown in decision-making and GDP growth in America over higher tariffs, which may
Essential and strategic items such as pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, copper, and energy products like oil, gas, coal and LNG are exempted from the 27 per cent import duty announced by the US on Wednesday, according to think tank GTRI. Photograph: David
Aditya Birla Group’s flagship company, UltraTech Cement Ltd, on Thursday (April 3) said its board of directors has approved the acquisition of 100% equity in Wonder WallCare at an enterprise value of up to ₹235 crore. The company has signed
New Delhi, US President Donald Trump’s announcement of 27 per cent reciprocal tariffs on India has created market uncertainty with the country’s exports expected to face new challenges, India Inc and experts said on Thursday. The move is likely to
More than 30 technology startups, collectively valued at $100 billion, are poised to go public by 2027, signalling a potential rebound in India’s stock market activity, according to a report by investment bank The Rainmaker Group. Walmart-owned Flipkart, financial technology
Industry players said the sharp sell-off in February forced many companies to put off their listing plans Source link
Hiring trends in India’s white-collar job market dipped marginally by 1.4 per cent in March compared to the same month last year, driven by a decline in recruitment in the retail, oil & gas, and education sectors, a report said
