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  • New Zealand to sign FTA with India tomorrow; Luxon calls it ‘once-in-a-generation deal’ April 26, 2026
    New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon announced a Free Trade Agreement with India will be signed Monday. This landmark deal opens one of the world's largest markets to New Zealand exporters. The agreement provides unprecedented access to India's 1.4 billion people and its fast-growing economy. It is expected to boost incomes, create jobs, an […]
  • India's wheat production resilient despite setbacks: Agri ministry April 26, 2026
    India's wheat output for the 2025-26 crop year is stable. The agriculture ministry assures resilience despite unseasonal rains and hailstorms. Increased acreage and better seed varieties are offsetting localized damage. Procurement data from key states shows healthy production. The overall scenario remains strong and steady.
  • FTA with New Zealand to provide huge opportunities for Agra's leather exporters: Goyal April 26, 2026
    India and New Zealand are set to sign a free trade agreement on April 27. This pact will significantly boost bilateral trade. Indian companies, especially leather exporters from Agra, will gain duty-free access to New Zealand markets. The agreement aims to double trade and attract substantial investment over fifteen years.
  • India following diversified strategy to boost exports to China, cut import dependence: Official April 26, 2026
    India is pursuing a multi-pronged approach to boost its exports to China. The nation is focusing on building its own industrial capabilities and reducing reliance on Chinese imports. This strategy aims to create resilient supply chains and enhance India's export capacity.
  • Hormuz disruption, $100 oil pose risks to India's inflation, rupee: Union Bank April 26, 2026
    The West Asia conflict and Strait of Hormuz disruptions pose significant risks to India's economy, driving crude oil prices above $100/bbl. This is pressuring inflation, the rupee, and the current account, with the Indian rupee already sliding to record lows. The RBI is intervening to stabilize markets amid these elevated geopolitical uncertainties. […]

 

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