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Tradeindia's weekly Exim Newsletter is a whole-hearted editorial effort dedicated to give the worldwide exim community a fair perspective on matters related to trade, aspects of Government Economic Policy, concerns of exporters-importers and issues in global trade.
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31 May 2005

FDI in retail – the latest buzz
From the Editor's Desk : After much debate on FDI in several sectors, the latest buzz seems to be FDI in the retail market. And yet again it has emerged as the most debated topic. ...

Special Report On : Textiles sector likely to scale new heights
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24 May 2005

UPA Govt – still miles to go
From the Editor's Desk : With the UPA government completing one year in office, Mr Kamal Nath and his colleagues will perhaps carry on with the work they have started in 2004. ...

Special Report On : China’s Loss, India’s Gain
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17 May 2005

Some Relief to Global Exim Inc.
From the Editor's Desk : The United States has turned the heat on Asian export giant, China, announcing that it would impose new quotas on cotton shirts, trousers, and underwear from the country. ...

Special Report On : Lamy set to head WTO
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10 May 2005

Building Trust among E-traders
From the Editor's Desk : What e-trader requires is a service that confirms the existence of a particular company and also gives extensive and useful information on the company ...

Special Report On : Thawing Indo-Pak trade ties
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03 May 2005

Waiting for progress in trade talks
From the Editor's Desk : The recent statement by Supachai Panitchpakdi, chief of WTO, that the progress of trade talks were alarmingly slow, has hit the panic button in several nations across the globe. ...

Special Report On : Doha Round Going Cancun Way?
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