Kirtika Suneja is a Special Correspondent at The Economic Times. She covers a diverse range of topics including agriculture and farming, business and economics, and supply chain management, with a particular focus on the global and regional economy across Asia and Latin America. Kirtika's work has been featured in multiple editions of The Economic Times, as well as platforms like Share Market Updates and MSN.
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By: Kirtika Suneja
India's Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement with Oman comes into effect on June 1, granting New Delhi 100% duty-free access for 98.08% of tariff lines, covering 99.38% of export value. This pact significantly boosts Indian exports across various sectors and enhances mobility for professionals, while also making certain Omani products cheaper for Indian consumers.
By: Deepshikha Sikarwar, Kirtika Suneja
Ficci president Anant Goenka advocates for steady interest rates, citing supply-side price pressures from the West Asia crisis. He suggests restricting rupee intervention to volatility management and believes foreign capital will return after market corrections, while emphasizing proactive engagement with FTAs and focus on sunrise sectors for manufacturing.
By: Kirtika Suneja
India and the United States are close to finalizing an interim trade agreement. The first phase of this pact is anticipated to be executed by mid-next month. A high-level US team is scheduled to visit India later this month for further discussions. Negotiations aim to resolve outstanding issues and secure favorable terms for India.
By: Kirtika Suneja
India targets $30 billion in seafood exports within five years. This ambitious goal involves increasing production and quality. The nation plans to export more ready-to-eat and branded seafood products. Free trade agreements will enhance market access. The focus is on reducing raw shrimp imports and exporting value-added goods. This strategy aims to significantly boost foreign exchange earnings.
India's merchandise exports reached a record $45.2 billion in May. Imports also grew, leading to a trade deficit of $28.21 billion. Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal expressed optimism for FY27 if export momentum continues. The West Asia crisis impacted March exports, but recovery is noted. India's export base has expanded significantly over 12 years.
India's merchandise exports reached a record $45.2 billion in May. Imports also grew, leading to a trade deficit of $28.21 billion.
The West Asia crisis impacted March exports, but recovery is noted. India's export base has expanded significantly over 12 years.
By: Kirtika Suneja
India is creating new sustainability certification standards for its export products. This initiative aims to boost the competitiveness of Indian goods in international markets. Developed nations are increasingly demanding proof of sustainability. The commerce and industry ministry is gathering information from various export sectors. This move will help Indian businesses meet global regulations and strengthen trade ties.
By: Kirtika Suneja
Uttarakhand's famed Dehradun litchis have officially entered the European market with the first export consignment reaching Italy. This significant move, facilitated by APEDA, saw one metric tonne of the sweet, aromatic fruit dispatched on June 18, 2026. The initiative promises better returns for local farmers, who are now seeing prices around 25% higher than domestic rates, boosting the region's agricultural economy.
By: Deepshikha Sikarwar, Kirtika Suneja
India's economy is projected to grow around 7% this fiscal year, with most businesses finding growth avenues despite global cost pressures. The new CII president, R Mukundan, advocates for a GST Council-like body to drive crucial reforms across sectors like agriculture and land. He also emphasized strategic technology infusion from China, particularly in battery storage, and expanding production-linked incentives for local manufacturing.
