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  • Adequate fertiliser stock available, farmers will not face shortage despite Israel-Iran war: IFFCO March 29, 2026
    India's fertiliser supply remains steady despite the West Asia crisis. Production and distribution are proceeding without disruption. Senior officials confirm ample stock to meet farmers' needs for the upcoming season. The government is actively monitoring the situation and has contingency plans in place. Diversified raw material imports are also b […]
  • WTO talks near deal on reform roadmap amid US-India e-commerce deadlock March 29, 2026
    Global trade ministers are nearing a World Trade Organization reform agreement, with crucial talks underway in Cameroon. A key sticking point remains the extension of a moratorium on customs duties for digital downloads, a move vital for U.S. support. India's stance on a shorter extension is creating tension, potentially impacting the WTO's future […]
  • India sends 38,000 MT petroleum to Sri Lanka amid global energy crisis March 29, 2026
    India has sent 38,000 metric tons of fuel to Sri Lanka. This shipment arrived on March 28, 2026, after discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Anura Kumara Disanayaka. The fuel includes diesel and petrol. This support comes as Sri Lanka faces supply disruptions due to the Middle East conflict.
  • Finance Ministry flags rising external risks as trade deficit and CAD expand March 29, 2026
    India's economy faces growing external pressures. Trade dynamics are weakening, with imports surging and exports declining. This widens the trade deficit significantly. Capital flows are negative due to global uncertainty. Rising crude oil prices add further strain. These factors are impacting the Indian Rupee.
  • Israel-Iran war: Remittances, rupee at risk; fiscal strain may rise, warns SBI Funds Management report March 29, 2026
    India faces economic challenges due to the West Asia conflict. Remittances from the Gulf may decline, impacting overseas Indians. Higher crude oil prices could widen the current account deficit. The Indian rupee might weaken further. Government finances could be strained by rising subsidy costs, particularly for fertilizers. These factors signal potential pr […]

 

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