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Tradeindia's weekly Exim Newsletter is a whole-hearted editorial effort dedicated to give the worldwide exim community a fair perspective on matters related to trade, aspects of Government Economic Policy, concerns of exporters-importers and issues in global trade.
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13 July 2021

MSME credit
From the Editor's Desk : Credit is the lifeline of MSMEs, and it is particularly true amid the ongoing pandemic, combined with unpredictable market situations. But unfortunately ...

Special Report On : Geopolitical indicators India cannot ignore
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06 July 2021

Inclusion of retailers, wholesalers as MSMEs
From the Editor's Desk : The government last week revised guidelines for MSMEs with inclusion of retail and wholesale trades as MSME units. ...

Special Report On : Saving the small contractor
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29 June 2021

Stimulus package: A big push for economy
From the Editor's Desk : In a much needed relief, the Centre on Monday announced a relief package worth Rs 6,28,993 crore to support the Indian economy in its fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. ...

Special Report On : China's biggest challenge: Surviving autocratic Xi
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22 June 2021

Brighter days ahead for exports
From the Editor's Desk : Exports again showed strong performance for third month in a row. According to figures released by the Commerce Ministry last week, ...

Special Report On : Market correction has just begun
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15 June 2021

Time for a fiscal stimulus
From the Editor's Desk : Inflation figures released last week came as an unpleasant surprise. Wholesale inflation rose by 12.94 percent in May from a rise of 10.49 percent in April. ...

Special Report On : US labour market: Heed the signs
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