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India Increases Fuel Export Levies as Global Supply Tightens (1) Original

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By Rakesh Sharma Verified, Rajesh Roy Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
India raised taxes on exports of ‌diesel and jet fuel as the of the US-Iran interim peace deal and renewed choked oil flows and the outlook for fuel supply. The levy on diesel was increased to 15.5 rupees a liter for the second half of July, from 8.5 rupees earlier, according to a finance ministry . The tax on jet fuel was lifted to 14.5 rupees a liter, from 7.5 rupees. The export duty on gasoline was lowered, however, to 2.5 rupees a liter, from 4 rupees.
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India Raises Export Levies on Diesel and Jet Fuel as Global Supply Crunch Deepens

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By Rakesh Sharma Verified, Rajesh Roy Verified
| Financial Post Verified
Skip to Content India raised taxes on exports of ‌diesel and jet fuel as the collapse of the US-Iran interim peace deal and renewed hostilities choked oil flows and tightened the outlook for fuel supply. A Hindustan Petroleum Corp. oil refinery in Mumbai. Photographer: Abeer Khan/Bloomberg /Bloomberg (Bloomberg) — India raised taxes on exports of ‌diesel and jet fuel as the collapse of the US-Iran interim peace deal and renewed hostilities choked oil flows and tightened the outlook for fuel supply.
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India unveils US$13.3 bil fund to advance chipmaking push

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By Sankalp Phartiyal Verified, Rajesh Roy Verified
| The Edge Singapore Verified
Sankalp Phartiyal & Rajesh Roy / BloombergWed, Jul 15, 2026 • 06:46 PM GMT+08 •  • 2 min read The new semiconductor incentives are part of broader tech subsidies offered by the government as it seeks to attract more research, development and assembly into the country Follow us on Facebook and join our Telegram channel for the latest updates. (July 15): India pledged a further 1.28 trillion rupees to boost domestic chipmaking, advancing its ambitious bid to become a global manufacturing hub.
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