Recent Trends in India's Merchandise Trade: Warning Signs for the Economy
The contraction of India's merchandise trade, both exports and imports, from December 2014 is a worrying development, even if it has led to a temporary improvement in trade balance. The substantial decline in international oil prices, and its direct impact on value of trade, explains this fall...
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Published in: | Economic and political weekly Vol. 50; no. 33; pp. 14 - 17 |
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Format: | Journal Article Magazine Article |
Language: | English |
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Mumbai
Sameeksha Trust
15-08-2015
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Summary: | The contraction of India's merchandise trade, both exports and imports, from December 2014 is a worrying development, even if it has led to a temporary improvement in trade balance. The substantial decline in international oil prices, and its direct impact on value of trade, explains this fall only partially. An analysis of the figures tends to confirm the persistence of industrial stagnation rather than a revival of growth in Indian manufacturing, and suggests that this tendency is being reinforced. |
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ISSN: | 0012-9976 2349-8846 |