Manoj Kumar

5 days ago | bilyonaryo.com | Dhwani Pandya |Praveen Paramasivam |Ruma Paul |Manoj Kumar

SOURCE: Reuters American retailers ramp up queries to India apparel hub Heftier US tariffs on China, Bangladesh make India competitive India’s Tiruppur textile hub faces worker shortage, higher costs Bangladesh still has advantage on labour rates, larger factories By Dhwani Pandya, Praveen Paramasivam, Ruma Paul and Manoj Kumar TIRUPPUR, India/DHAKA, Bangladesh, May 9 (Reuters) – In a garment hub in south India, R.K. Sivasubramaniam is fielding requests from Walmart and Costco who want to...

5 days ago | shorturl.at | Dhwani Pandya |Praveen Paramasivam |Ruma Paul |Manoj Kumar

American retailers ramp up queries to India apparel hubHeftier US tariffs on China, Bangladesh make India competitiveIndia's Tiruppur textile hub faces worker shortage, higher costsBangladesh still has advantage on labour rates, larger factoriesTIRUPPUR, India/DHAKA, Bangladesh, May 9 (Reuters) - In a garment hub in south India, R.K. Sivasubramaniam is fielding requests from Walmart and Costco who want to sidestep higher U.S. tariffs faced by rival Asian suppliers, Bangladesh and China.

2 weeks ago | ca.finance.yahoo.com | Shivangi Acharya |Manoj Kumar

NEW DELHI -New Delhi is prepared to include a sweetener in trade talks with Washington that would "future-proof" a deal by ensuring no other trade partners could have superior terms, as it pushes for a quick agreement with the Trump administration, Indian government officials said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Shivangi Acharya |Manoj Kumar

By Shivangi Acharya and Manoj KumarNEW DELHI -New Delhi is prepared to include a sweetener in trade talks with Washington that would "future-proof" a deal by ensuring no other trade partners could have superior terms, as it pushes for a quick agreement with the Trump administration, Indian government officials said.

4 weeks ago | ca.marketscreener.com | Shivangi Acharya |Manoj Kumar

NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's merchandise trade deficit in March at $21.54 billion was wider than expected due to a sharp rise in oil and gold imports, according to data released by the government on Tuesday. Economists had expected a trade deficit of $16 billion, according to a Reuters poll. March's merchandise trade deficit rose from more than a three-year low trade deficit of $14.05 billion in the previous month.