Merchandise exports, which stood at $438 billion in 2024-25, are expected to remain broadly flat in the ongoing fiscal amid weak global demand and elevated US tariffs.

Exporters face tighter space as capacity cuts, reefers and longer routes offset weak demand on the Europe trade.

Sarjak Container Lines warns exporters of sharp rate hikes driven by carrier capacity cuts and rising seasonal demand.

Carbon audits, cleaner tech, and low-carbon logistics reshape competitiveness for exporters to the EU.

The move comes as Indian exporters face a 50 per cent import tariff on most goods entering the US

The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) unveiled Global Tender Services (GTS) a platfrom aimed at expanding the global footprint of Indian exporters, especially MSMEs. Developed and...

FIEO partners with fintech BRISKPE to promote digital cross-border payment solutions for Indian exporters and MSMEs.

Indian Exporters Dreading Impact Of US Tariffs Set To Kick In August 29.

Investing.com -- Indian exporters of auto parts and solar panels could face renewed pressure from Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill,” even as the legislation may boost Indian IT services. “The phase of policy volatility continues, and yet again, we have the US initiating something with global ramifications,” analysts at Bernstein say on the bill and the upcoming expiry of a pause on reciprocal tariffs. The legislation includes tax cuts expected to widen the US fiscal deficit by more than $3 trillion over a decade. The U.S. House on Wednesday narrowly approved a wide-ranging tax and spending bill. Proposals to keep import duties elevated which are still under discussion, would amount to a further $1.5tn –$2 trillion in de facto tariffs, leaving limited room to scale back existing trade barriers. While the bill could spur US consumption, capital expenditure, and digital modernisation, areas where Indian tech firms stand to gain, it also introduces headwinds for manufacturing exports. The removal of incentives for electric vehicles and the bill’s emphasis on petrol-powered cars could weigh heavily on Indian auto component makers. Solar equipment exports, which have recently strengthened, may also be at risk. Another problem is Section 899, which could classify India as a “Discriminatory Foreign Country,” potentially triggering higher US taxes on Indian IT and pharmaceutical companies operating there. A proposed cut in the remittance tax to 1 per cent would have a limited impact, reducing annual outflows from the US to India by just $110mn, compared with the $38bn total. “The downside is significant, and the oceans murky,” Bernstein said, adding that the eventual impact will depend on the final shape of tariff provisions and any potential bilateral trade deal. AI computing powers are changing the stock market. Investing.com's ProPicks AI includes 6 winning stock portfolios chosen by our advanced AI. In 2024 alone, ProPicks AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. Which stock will be the next to soar?

This is a part of the company’s commitment to enable $20 billion in cumulative e-commerce exports from India by 2025.