India to take up trade deficit issue with China: SharmaPress Trust of India
India incurred an overall -US$240.6 billion trade deficit for all products during 2023, falling -14% from -$279.9 billion in red ink one year earlier. As defined by Investopedia, a country whose total value of all imported goods is higher than its value of all exports is said to have a...
The merchandise trade deficit in India was $21.94 billion in December of 2024, widening from the $19.8 billion in the corresponding period of the previous year, but below market expectations of a sharper $27.3 billion deficit. Imports grew by $1.7 billion to $59.95 billion in the period, ali...
doi:gej-2015-0011Ramesh Paudel
Trade deficit remained largely stable in June: Monthly trade deficit stood atUS$10.8bn (6.2% of GDP annualized) in June compared to US$10.4bnregistered in May. However, on a three month trailing basis, trade deficitnarrowed to 6.2% of GDP annualised in June quarter compared to 6.9% ofGDP...
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This study examines the sustainability of trade deficit with allowance of structural breaks and seasonal adjustments as both variables have been subject to structural changes and affected by seasons. We find that, in all the cases, there is long run relationship between export and import. This impl...
And, the overall imports during the seven months (April-October) are estimated to be 374.88 billion U.S. dollars, showing a growth of 18.88 percent over the same period last year, added the official data. Total exports during October alone were 26.98 billion U.S. dollars, as compared to ...
s trade deficit.]]>India's trade deficit narrowed to $12.3 bil in July from $17.5 bil a year earlier. Merchandise exports leapt 11.6% annually, helped by gov't incentives to expand markets in Latin America and Africa. Imports fell 6.2%.[ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]Investor's Business Daily...
The intention of this paper is to analyse the outcomes of the US–China trade war on both nations and some emerging countries. The trade war would result in a decline in US trade deficit and an increase in national production of those industries impacted by higher import tariffs, and the Ch...