Nikunj Ohri

1 week ago | ajot.com | Manoj Kumar |Nikunj Ohri

India's merchandise trade deficit in May narrowed to $21.88 billion, according to government data released on Monday. India's May trade deficit was lower than the $25 billion expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and also below April's deficit of $26.42 billion. Goods exports stood at $38.73 billion in May while imports were $60.61 billion, compared with $38.49 billion of exports and $64.91 billion of imports in April.

1 week ago | jp.reuters.com | Manoj Kumar |Nikunj Ohri

インド政府が１６日発表した５月のモノの貿易赤字は２１８億８０００万ドルに大幅に縮小した。ナビムンバイの港湾ターミナルで２月撮影（２０２５年 ロイター/Francis Mascarenhas/File Photo） [ニューデリー １６日 ロイター] - インド政府が１６日発表した５月のモノの貿易赤字は２１８億８０００万ドルに大幅に縮小した。輸入が減少した。 ロイターがまとめた市場予想は２５０億ドル、４月は２６４億２０００万ドルだった。 ＩＤＦＣファースト銀行のチーフエコノミスト、ガウラ・セン・グプタ氏は「輸入が減少し、貿易赤字が予想以上に縮小した。輸出の低迷は続いており、関税や商品価格下落による国際需要の不確実性を反映している」と述べた。 ５月のモノの輸出は３８７億３０００万ドル、輸入は６０６億１０００万ドル。４月は輸出が３８４億９０００万ドル、輸入が６４９億１０００万ドルだった。 政府高官によると、５月のサービス貿易は推定で１４６億５０００万ドルの黒字。サービス輸出は３２３億９０００万ドル、輸入は１７１億４０００万ドルにそれぞれ増加した。...

1 week ago | reuters.com | Manoj Kumar |Nikunj Ohri

Maersk shipping containers are stored aboard the ‘Albert Maersk’ at the APM Terminals, in Navi Mumbai, India, February 28, 2025. REUTERS/Francis Mascarenhas/File Photo NEW DELHI, June 16 (Reuters) - India's merchandise trade deficit (INTRD=ECI), opens new tab narrowed sharply to $21.88 billion in May, on account of lower imports, government data released on Monday showed.

1 week ago | marketscreener.com | Manoj Kumar |Nikunj Ohri

Published on 06/16/2025 at 05:02, updated on 06/16/2025 at 06:56NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India's merchandise trade deficit narrowed sharply to $21.88 billion in May, aided by a slowdown in imports along with seasonal improvement in exports, government data released on Monday showed. The trade deficit was lower than the $25 billion expected by economists in a Reuters poll, and below April's deficit of $26.42 billion.

Mar 28, 2025 | marketscreener.com | Jaspreet Kalra |Nikunj Ohri

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India is asking the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), a global money-laundering watchdog, to reduce compliance requirements for cross-border payments made through its homegrown system, several sources familiar with the discussions said. Launched in 2016, the Unified Payment Interface (UPI) accounted for 83% of India's digital payments volume in 2024, up from 34% in 2019, and dominates the domestic retail payments sector.