The report stated that India's CAD is expected to remain in the comfort zone at an average of 1% of GDP in fiscal 2026, compared with 0.6% of GDP in fiscal 2025 ...

Falling crude oil prices, a surplus in services exports and steady remittance inflows are expected to prevent India's current account deficit (CAD) from widening sharply, even as goods exports face ...

Although the CAD forecast had been revised higher to 1.7 per cent of GDP following the October 2025 trade data shock, stronger-than-expected improvement in November and sustained resilience in ...

India's external sector is showing mixed signals as merchandise exports lose momentum amid tariff-related disruptions, however services exports continue to provide critical support to the country's ...

India’s merchandise exports are showing early signs of strain after the imposition of 50 per cent US reciprocal tariffs, but ...

India's trade landscape presents a tapestry of contrasts. While merchandise exports are facing headwinds from tariff challenges, the services sector shines brightly, bolstering the nation's economic ...

Oil prices are expected to stay subdued through 2025 due to ample global supply and weak demand, offering relief to India’s ...

The near-term improvement follows a sharp correction in India’s merchandise trade deficit in November, which narrowed to ...

The trade deficit shrinks to $24.53 billion in November from $41.68 billion in October, offering relief as policymakers ...

USD/CAD dipped on Monday as weaker greenback and higher oil prices boosted commodity liked Canadian dollar Oil prices, a key ...

India's trade deficit narrowed to USD 24.53 billion in November from USD 41.68 billion in October, said the data released by ...