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  • PM Modi begins New Zealand visit, trade talks in focus July 10, 2026
    Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Auckland for a historic visit to New Zealand. This marks the first Indian prime ministerial visit in four decades. Talks will focus on strengthening economic and trade engagement between the nations. New Zealand expects significant business benefits from the new free trade agreement. The visit aims to deepen people-to- […]
  • Forex reserves rise $7.3 billion as FCNR & ECB flows pick up July 10, 2026
    The country's stockpile of assets denominated in foreign currencies rose $7.26 billion to $674 billion in the week ended July 3, the latest data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) showed. Of the total reserves, foreign currency assets increased $4.5 billion to $545.5 billion, while gold reserves increased $2.6 billion to $105.2 billion during the week […]
  • 'What's in your shopping cart?' Govt plans first nationwide retail consumption survey July 10, 2026
    The government is considering a nationwide retail consumption survey. This survey will gather granular data on consumer spending patterns. It aims to track retail sales of various goods across all business types. Digital payment data already shows robust spending across many retail categories. The ministry seeks to diversify official statistics with this ini […]
  • El Nino effect: Oilseed imports surge in April July 10, 2026
    India significantly increased oilseed imports in April, driven by El Nino fears. Soybeans constituted ninety-five percent of these substantial oilseed purchases. This surge followed a domestic production decline and made imports commercially attractive. Industry experts noted the unusual jump in imports due to higher domestic prices. India relies heavily on […]
  • GST law panel clears proposal to shield buyers' input tax credit from supplier defaults July 10, 2026
    A GST Council proposal will protect buyers from losing input tax credit. This protection applies if suppliers fail to deposit taxes with the government. Buyers' credit will be safe if invoices are reported and payments are made through banking channels. Tax authorities will pursue defaulting suppliers for recovery instead of penalizing purchasers. This […]

 

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