The year gone by was a testing one for the global economy. It was a calender marked with slower-than-expected global output and trade growth, meltdown in commodities, reduced capital flows, currency devaluations etc. - all of which triggered fears of the next global recession. As the calender on our desktops get replaced, The Dollar Business takes a look at key elements and occurences that could change the world trade in 2016.
PeopleSpeak - From Malcom Turnbull Hoping - Canada Approves Tpp To Janet Yellen’s Views After Fed Rate Hike
Currency Devaluations To Signing Of Tpp Deal To Us Fed Rate Hike And Europe Debt Crisis & More...
From Rupee Depreciation To Bank Of Baroda Scam To Foreign Policy Amendments And Much More...
Cultured Pearls - Aesthetic Beauty Apart, These Gems Of Sea Represent Import Item That Offer Mind-Boggling Margins
Kamal Khushlani - Founder & Md, Mufti Speaks About His Long-But-Satisfying Journey And How He Looks Forward To A Bigger And Better Future
Sugar - Slim Margins Call For Volume - Play In This Commodity
Sez - Allowing Dtas To Import Goods From Sezs At Fta Rates Will Do Good To All
Texprocil - The Chairman R. K. Dalmia Explains The Challenges & Opportunities In The Textile Sector
Egypt - This African Nation Continues To Be The Centre Of Eurafrasian Trade
Questions About Foreign Trade That Hit Our Mail Box In December And, Of Course, Their Answers
Some Trade Shows You Shouldn’t Miss Out In India And Abroad In January And February
Editor’s Column
R. V. Deshpande The Minister Of Industries & Tourism, Government Of Karnataka Talks About His Agenda To Make Karnataka India’s Industrial Capital
Hatem Tageldin Ambassador Of Egypt To India, Speaks About The Current State Of Affairs Of Indo-Egyptian Ties
Arthur C. Wheaton Director Of Western Ny Labour And Environment Programs At Cornell University, On Matters That Can Impact 2016
Ravi Uppal
Md & Group Ceo,
Jspl Explains The Present Predicament Of Indian
Steel Industry
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