Infra segment, refinery product impacted the most, even as contraction narrows in latest month
Move is in line with govt's 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' objective
The proposed Border Adjustment Tax would be imposed on imported goods in addition to customs duty to bring the imported product at par with locally-made products.
Given the federal structure in the power sector, most states float tenders different from the Centre and adopt separate selection criteria, mostly tilting towards low cost.
The trade deficit contraction estimate has been made for FY22, assuming for a fourth of the items in the 40 specified sectors being sourced locally, Acuite Ratings and Research said.
Vendor would issue invoice on applicant against which payment would be made in foreign currency and applicant would raise invoice on customer and would receive consideration in foreign currency.
The duty is aimed at ensuring fair trading practices and creating a level-playing field for domestic producers vis-a-vis foreign producers and exporters
Companies like Siemens suggest the government needs to reduce the cost of doing business to ensure domestic firms grow
Addressing the Digital Summit on Exports organised by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Goyal said he expects the fall in exports to narrow to 8-10 per cent in June.
The GoM was informed that close to 90 million users had downloaded the Aarogya Setu app as on May 4
Industry feels India first needs to tap existing capacity before setting up new drugs parks
Loss of jobs due to increase in smuggling and counterfeiting is not on the radar of policy makers
Tariff wars are among the three serious challenges to global trade.
'We have seen some signs of improvement in the last few months of 2019', said T V Narendran
Export, import, private investment, domestic demand, direct tax revenue, and indirect tax collection all show a declining trend
There has also been a reduction in the number of actual days taken to initiate investigations
The limited number of industries that have called for India to join RCEP need to address their own structural issues.
The economy needs changes that can't be made overnight; without them, it will continue to under-perform, whether India signs up for RCEP or not. Work should have started 7 years ago, writes T N Ninan
Congress leader Siddaramaiah has demanded that government make public the contents of the proposed RCEP agreement and hold consultations before signing it
Almost all the talk at present is about import substitution and raising tariffs, but a fundamental reason for India's recent slowdown has been its failure to generate export momentum, writes T N Ninan