India’s forex at $688 billion and counting: Where does Pakistan stand?

More than seven decades after gaining independence together in 1947, India and Pakistan have taken sharply divergent economic paths, with one of the starkest contrasts visible in their foreign exchange reserves — a key indicator of financial stability and economic resilience.According to a detailed analysis by The Economic Times (ET), India’s forex reserves currently stand…

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India’s imports from Pakistan set to log zero from $0.5 million after complete ban: GTRI

India’s imports from Pakistan are set to drop to zero following a newly imposed trade ban by the central government, noted Ajay Srivastava, Founder of the Global Trade Research Initiative (GTRI), in a recent statement. “India’s already minuscule imports from Pakistan–barely $ 0.5 million a year–will now drop to zero. No one in India will…

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Temu halts shipping goods from China directly to US customers

Temu, the Chinese e-commerce giant, has stopped shipping products directly from China to US customers. Instead, all orders will now be fulfilled from warehouses within the United States, a company spokesperson confirmed Friday.The move comes following the closure of a provision that previously permitted Chinese-made products valued up to $800 to enter the United States…

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Private capex stays sluggish in Q4FY25 despite growth in new projects: Report

This is an AI-generated image, used for representational purposes only. NEW DELHI: Private capital expenditure (capex) in India remained weak in the fourth quarter of FY25, even as overall project announcements surged, according to a report by Avendus Spark. While new project announcements across the public and private sectors rose by 22.7 per cent year-on-year…

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