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  • CRISIL flags strong headwinds for merchandise exports January 17, 2026
    Indian merchandise exports face challenges from the US-India trade deal stalemate and possible US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Tea and basmati rice may see pressure. However, the current account deficit is projected to stay manageable due to strong services trade and remittances.
  • India's average return on FDI remains robust at 7.3%, outperforming emerging economies: CareEdge January 17, 2026
    India saw gross FDI inflows rise to USD 81 billion in FY25. However, increased profit repatriation and outflows significantly reduced net FDI to just USD 1 billion. Despite this, India's return on inward FDI remains strong. Emerging sectors like semiconductors and EVs are attracting foreign investment. Global FDI flows are lagging GDP growth.
  • India–EU FTA likely to spur textiles, pharma, engineering sectors: exporters January 17, 2026
    A free trade agreement between India and the European Union is set to boost exports in textiles, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and engineering goods. Exporters anticipate a doubling of shipments to the EU within three years. This pact offers a stable framework for Indian businesses, aiding long-term investments and market access. It also helps diversify export […]
  • This Budget could be the spark behind India’s AI power shift January 17, 2026
    India's Union Budget 2026 arrives as the nation focuses on AI execution. Industry leaders seek structural reforms for power, approvals, and policy certainty. Clear governance, risk frameworks, and scalable compute access are crucial. The budget must foster domestic AI growth, support Indian languages, and position the government as a key customer to dri […]
  • India-US trade deal: US lawmakers urge President Trump to seek lower Indian tariffs on pulse crops in BTA talks January 17, 2026
    American lawmakers have asked President Trump to seek better terms for pulse crops in trade talks with India. They state that Indian tariffs put US producers at a disadvantage. India is a major consumer of pulses like lentils and chickpeas. The lawmakers recall past efforts to address this issue. They believe favorable provisions will benefit both countries. […]

 

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