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Cheer for exports: Textiles, carpets, leather set to gain after India-US deal

NEW DELHI: While details are still trickling in, the announcement of the India-US trade deal couldn’t have come at a more opportune time. Having just dispatched containers for the summer season, garment and leather and footwear makers were worried about orders for the next season.The smaller players had virtually stopped shipments over the last few…

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Govt spent only 5% of funds for job, skilling schemes in FY 2026

NEW DELHI: The Centre spent 5% of the funds allocated under the flagship package for employment and skilling in FY 2025-26, raising concerns over the incentive structure, targeting and implementation of the programme.The special package announced by the finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman in budget 2024-25 consisted of the internship scheme, upgradation of 1,000 govt run…

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India-US trade deal: GIFT Nifty surges 800 points on Trump-Modi announcement; stock market set for strong rally?

GIFT Nifty rallies on India-US trade deal announcement (AI image) With the India-US trade deal announced, the stock market is expected to rally strongly in trade on Tuesday. A surge in GIFT Nifty already points to a gap up opening in BSE Sensex and Nifty50 on Tuesday. The India-US trade deal slashes tariffs on Indian…

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SEZ domestic sales at concessional duty will boost import substitution and jobs, says commerce secretary

Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal (Photo-PTI) The Budget FY27 proposal to allow Special Economic Zone (SEZ) units to sell goods in the domestic market at concessional duty rates is expected to boost import substitution and generate employment, Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agrawal said, adding that detailed operational guidelines will be rolled out in the next two to…

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US markets today: Wall Street opens mixed as tech stocks drag indices; gold and silver recover after sharp losses

Wall Street opened on a subdued note Monday as big technology stocks weighed on US indices, even as gold and silver prices clawed back part of their recent losses, according to AP.The S&P 500 slipped 0.2%, putting it on track for a fourth straight modest decline. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 173 points, while…

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