Trade

Solar trade tensions rise as U.S. advances antidumping probe on imports

By Cygnus | 24 Apr 2026

The U.S. is advancing solar import investigations that could impact Asian suppliers and raise project costs. Learn what it means for global trade.

Indian exporters seek relief as US tariff disputes and refund processes evolve

By Axel Miller | 21 Apr 2026

Indian exporters explore contract renegotiations and pricing strategies as US tariff disputes evolve and refund mechanisms remain indirect.

India’s crude imports from Russia surge as Middle East supply volatility reshapes sourcing mix

By Cygnus | 21 Apr 2026

India’s crude imports from Russia have increased amid global market shifts, while Middle Eastern suppliers remain central to energy security.

Germany and Brazil deepen industrial cooperation at Hannover Messe

By Cygnus | 20 Apr 2026

Germany and Brazil discuss deeper industrial cooperation and critical minerals strategy at Hannover Messe 2026.

The $166 billion reset as US customs prepares tariff refund processing rollout

By Cygnus | 17 Apr 2026

Claims of a $166 billion US tariff refund are unverified. Learn how CBP processes refunds, the legal status of IEEPA tariffs, and what importers should expect.

Bullion bottleneck eases as government clears banks for gold and silver imports till 2029

By Cygnus | 17 Apr 2026

India authorizes major banks to import gold and silver till 2029, easing supply concerns and stabilizing prices ahead of Akshaya Tritiya demand.

US ends oil sanctions waivers forcing tighter financial pressure on Russia and Iran

By Cygnus | 16 Apr 2026

The US is tightening oil sanctions on Russia and Iran, increasing financial pressure on global buyers like India. Learn how this impacts energy markets and trade flows.

The “Urals” trap: IEA flags risks to India’s oil supply from Russian port disruptions

By Cygnus | 14 Apr 2026

The IEA flags risks to India’s oil supply due to disruptions at key Russian ports. Learn how sanctions, logistics, and refining dependence are shaping the outlook.

Govt Relaxes Rice Export Norms for Select European Markets to Ease Trade

By Axel Miller | 10 Apr 2026

India relaxes rice export inspection norms for select European markets, reducing compliance burden while maintaining strict standards for EU and UK shipments.

DG Shipping Mandates Direct Port Concessions for Exporters; Issues Gulf Safety Advisory

By Cygnus | 09 Apr 2026

DG Shipping mandates direct transfer of port concessions to Indian exporters and issues a safety advisory for seafarers operating in the Persian Gulf and Iranian waters.

India weighs Iranian oil cargoes amid sanctions framework, no confirmed resumption of imports

By Axel Miller | 08 Apr 2026

India has not officially resumed Iranian oil imports, with government sources confirming stable supply through diversified sourcing.

Hapag-Lloyd flags higher costs from Red Sea disruption, warns recovery will take time

By Axel Miller | 08 Apr 2026

Hapag-Lloyd warns of rising costs and prolonged disruption in global shipping, with recovery expected to take weeks even after tensions ease.

India sugar output rises as faster crushing offsets early mill closures

By Axel Miller | 02 Apr 2026

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India Post eyes logistics expansion as government pushes modernization agenda

By Axel Miller | 02 Apr 2026

India Post is expanding logistics and digital services as part of a broader modernization push led by the government.

Gas supply constraints weigh on Firozabad glass industry output

By Axel Miller | 02 Apr 2026

Glass manufacturers in Firozabad are facing production challenges due to constrained natural gas supply, impacting output and costs.

India keeps distance from Iranian oil as sanctions remain in place

By Cygnus | 01 Apr 2026

India has not resumed Iranian oil imports and continues to comply with U.S. sanctions despite global energy market volatility.

APSEZ approaches 500 million tonne cargo milestone, eyes further growth by 2030

By Cygnus | 01 Apr 2026

Adani Ports said it is nearing the 500 million tonne cargo milestone, highlighting growth in India’s port sector and expansion into global markets.

India continues to source Russian oil as global trade flows adjust

By Axel Miller | 18 Mar 2026

India continues to import Russian oil as global energy trade flows evolve, with refiners balancing cost, supply security, and market dynamics.

West Asia tensions may disrupt India’s tyre exports, ATMA says

By Axel Miller | 13 Mar 2026

India’s tyre industry warns West Asia tensions could disrupt exports and raise costs amid shipping and fuel constraints.

India’s sunflower oil imports halve in February amid higher prices

By Axel Miller | 12 Mar 2026

India’s sunflower oil imports fell sharply in February as higher prices and shipping disruptions hit demand.

India–US trade deal cuts tariffs, boosts export outlook and market sentiment

By Axel Miller | 03 Feb 2026

India and the U.S. strike a trade deal slashing tariffs to 18%, boosting Indian exports, lifting markets and reshaping energy and trade ties.

European Carmakers Warn Against ‘Restrictive’ India–EU Trade Deal as Talks Enter Final Stretch

By Axel Miller | 22 Jan 2026

European carmakers’ group ACEA warned negotiators against a restrictive India–EU trade deal, urging tariff cuts on auto components as talks enter the final stretch.

Trump threatens 200% tariffs on French wine and champagne amid Macron dispute

By Cygnus | 20 Jan 2026

Trump threatened 200% tariffs on French wine and champagne, raising uncertainty for exporters and U.S. importers and increasing the risk of EU retaliation.

EU and Mercosur Sign Landmark Trade Deal After 25 Years of Talks

By Cygnus | 18 Jan 2026

EU and Mercosur signed a landmark free trade deal after 25 years of talks, but ratification hurdles in Europe could shape the pact’s timeline.

Trump Imposes 25% Tariff on Select AI Chips to Push Domestic Production

By Axel Miller | 15 Jan 2026

Trump imposes a 25% tariff on select advanced computing chips under Section 232 to push U.S. semiconductor manufacturing, while allowing exemptions tied to domestic supply-chain buildout.