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India's interest equalization scheme provides concessional interest rates to exporters, benefiting about 11,000 businesses. The scheme aims to support MSMEs and boost exports by reducing their...

India's commerce ministry recommends a 12% safeguard duty on certain steel imports for 200 days to protect domestic producers from a surge in imports. The decision faces opposition from downstream...

India's commerce ministry recommends a 12% safeguard duty on certain steel products for 200 days to protect domestic producers from import surge. The decision is pending final approval from the...

Non-tariff measures, such as carbon taxes and deforestation regulations, are limiting market access for Indian exports, says DGFT. Other challenges include insufficient global value chain...

India's government is launching schemes to support MSME exporters, including credit facilities, factoring services, and assistance with non-tariff barriers. Learn more about the Export Promotion...

GTRI calls for a comprehensive assessment of the Indian steel industry before imposing safeguard duty, citing concerns about existing import measures' impact and technical weaknesses in the...

CII's Sanjay Budhia highlights high interest rates and declining export finance as major challenges for Indian exporters, impacting their competitiveness. He urges government intervention and bank...

India's WT-ECIB scheme aims to support small exporters by providing export credit working capital limits up to Rs 80 crore, benefitting an estimated 1,000 new businesses.

India initiates a probe into steel imports following a complaint from the Indian Steel Association, aiming to protect domestic producers from increased competition.

India's high interest rates are deterring MSME exporters, and the commerce ministry is working with the finance ministry to address the issue. DGFT Director General Santosh Kumar Sarangi...

India's DGTR investigates rising steel imports, consulting MSMEs before recommending safeguard duty. Potential impact on downstream industries and export competitiveness.

MSME exporters fear additional duty on steel imports will make domestic products uncompetitive, hurting outbound shipments. The move is met with opposition from industry groups who highlight...

MSME exporters warn that proposed steel import duty will make domestic products uncompetitive and impact outbound shipments. Concerns over rising steel prices and potential impact on MSMEs.

India's commerce ministry has taken several steps to support MSME exporters, including launching the 'Trade Connect e-Platform' and developing an e-commerce export hub. These initiatives aim to...

EEPC India and ISSDA join forces to promote MSME exports through trade exhibitions, buyer-seller meets, and capacity-building programs.

Experts applaud the Indian Budget's measures to boost manufacturing and exports, including customs duty cuts on key goods, credit guarantee schemes for MSMEs, and e-commerce hub development.

Business leaders urge the creation of a new NBFC-PSL category in the Union Budget to boost MSME lending and growth.

EEPC India seeks revival of interest subvention scheme for exporters in pre-budget recommendations, emphasizing its importance amid rising rates. The council also urged for benefits for merchant...

India extends interest equalisation scheme for exporters for two months, but only for MSMEs. Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) expresses disappointment.

A parliamentary panel recommends India seek a 3-year deferment on the EU's carbon tax for MSMEs in the engineering sector, citing financial concerns. The panel also calls for engagement with the EU...

GTRI urges the government to identify real beneficiaries of the interest subvention scheme provided to export sectors, highlighting potential misuse and urging a comprehensive study.

The Indian government has approved an additional Rs 2,500 crore for the continuation of the Interest Equalization Scheme on export credit till June 2024, providing relief to exporters in a...

The Indian government has approved an additional Rs 2,500 crore for the continuation of the Interest Equalisation Scheme for exporters until June 2024. The scheme provides subsidies for pre- and...