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India’s Oil Security Cannot Depend on Temporary US Waivers
India’s heavy dependence on West Asia and Russian oil raises energy security concerns as limited US waiver offers little relief.
The US-Bangladesh Trade Deal: A Lopsided Bargain?
Bangladesh’s US tariff deal promises zero-duty access, but supply chain realities and costly concessions may outweigh limited gains.
India’s US Trade Deal Forces A Long-Delayed Economic Detox
The India-US trade deal offers exporters relief but carries tough conditions, exposing domestic inefficiencies and geopolitical pressures, forcing an economic detox India has long delayed.
Sensitive Sectors Will Remain Protected In Trade Deal: Piyush Goyal
India says agriculture and dairy remain protected under the US trade deal, even as tariff cuts are announced and key details await formal documentation.
GTRI Urges Comprehensive Reset Of India’s Tariff And Customs Ahead Of Budget 2026
A new GTRI report outlines 23 reforms to cut trade costs, simplify tariffs and reposition customs as a facilitator of growth ahead of the Union Budget that will be presented by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on February 1.
Markets Fall Sharply As Sellers Take Charge
Both the BSE Sensex and NSE Nifty50, ended the week's first trading session lower, down by over 1 per cent each
Markets Stay Positive But Lean On Wall Street
Investors are now watching to see the extent of interest rate cuts at the Federal Reserve’s September 17-18 meeting
‘Can't Have A Knee-Jerk Policy': IPGA Chairman Bimal Kothari On Import of Pulses & Rice Export Ban
Bimal Kothari, chairman of the Mumbai-based India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), spoke to The Core's Govindraj Ethiraj on rising inflation, import of pulses, and what long-term policies we need in place
