Category: Trade

Trade Outlook 2026 – India Seeks Policy Certainty, China Tightens Solar Tech Exports, and US Waivers Offer Temporary Relief

Key developments: – India’s trade officials stress that maintaining a stable policy environment is essential to sustain foreign direct investment, warning that any volatility could erode the momentum gained in recent years. – Beijing is moving to impose…

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India and China Signal Trade Dialogue Amid Rising Barriers; India Sets $100bn Goal with Russia

Key developments: – India’s trade minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted existing trade barriers, prompting a diplomatic response from Beijing that it is “ready to address each other’s concerns”. – The discussion comes as India pushes for broader use of…

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India’s Export Surge Tightens Trade Deficit as Global Trade Talks Gain Momentum

Key developments: India reported a 23% jump in September exports to $44.4 billion, narrowing its trade deficit, while the EU launched post‑Brexit trade negotiations with the United Kingdom and China indicated a softening of trade barriers. Why they matter:…

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India’s September exports jump 23%, narrowing trade deficit

Key developments: Government data show that Indian exports surged 23% in September to $44.4 billion while imports rose only 8% to $74.61 billion, cutting the overall trade gap. Export growth for the April‑September period also accelerated, reaching $259.89 billion, up 18.51%…

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G20 Trade Ministers Fail to Reach Consensus on Forced‑Labor and Excess Capacity

The latest G20 trade meeting ended without an agreement on two key issues: forced‑labour sanctions and structural excess capacity in key industries. While ministers did agree to condemn the weaponisation of trade in food and agriculture, the talks…

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