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    Geopolitical Tensions Impact India’s Exports, Trade Gap Remains Wide

    New Delhi, March 16 India's merchandise exports decreased marginally by 0.81% year-on-year to $36.61 billion in February, and the trade deficit narrowed to $27.1 billion compared to the previous month.The impact of the West Asia crisis will be reflected in the March data, as the conflict began...
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    West Asia Crisis Impacts India Exports; More Vessels Planned for Gulf Routes

    New Delhi, March 9 With exporters facing a surge in sea freight of up to 300 percent due to the West Asia crisis, it has been decided to increase the number of small vessels operating between India and Gulf countries from April 15 to help clear consignments, FIEO director general Ajay Sahai said...
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    Exporters Welcome Full RoDTEP Benefit Restoration Amidst Global Challenges

    New Delhi, March 7 The commerce ministry has assured that the full benefits under the export support scheme, RoDTEP, will be restored from April 1 this year, providing much-needed relief to exporters facing challenges due to the West Asian crisis, FIEO said on Saturday.Except for agricultural...
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    Exporters Seek Reconsideration of 50% RoDTEP Rate Reduction

    New Delhi, February 23 The government on Monday halved the duty benefit rates under the export support scheme, RoDTEP, prompting the exporting community to seek a reconsideration of the decision.The Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) Scheme, launched in 2021, provides...
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    Government Halves RoDTEP Duty Benefits Amid Export Challenges

    New Delhi, February 23 The government on Monday halved the rate of duty benefits under the export support scheme, RoDTEP, prompting the exporting community to seek a reconsideration of the decision.The Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) Scheme, launched in 2021...
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    Supreme Court Ruling Creates Uncertainty for Indian Exports to the US

    New Delhi, February 23 Indian exports to the US will face an additional 10 per cent tariff, instead of the current 25 per cent, for 150 days starting Tuesday, following a ruling by the US Supreme Court that invalidated President Trump’s previous tariffs.However, exporters have expressed...
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