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インド7月のモノ貿易赤字が6カ月ぶり高水準、輸入が増加

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By Shivangi Acharya Verified, Manoj Kumar
| Reuters Japan Verified
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India's goods trade deficit hits 6-month high as imports rise amid Middle East conflict

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By Shivangi Acharya Verified, Manoj Kumar
| MSN Verified
By Shivangi Acharya and Manoj Kumar NEW DELHI, Aug 13 (Reuters) - India's merchandise trade deficit widened more than expected to a six-month high of $31.98 billion in July, as the Middle East war drove up the country's oil import bill and global freight rates. The data underscores the growing pressure on India's external balance, as a wider trade gap weighs on the rupee and capital inflows. A Reuters poll of economists expected the merchandise trade deficit in July at $30.20 billion.
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India identifies $51 bln in critical imports for domestic manufacturing push, sources say Original

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By Nikunj Ohri Verified, Shivangi Acharya Verified
| Reuters Verified
A mobile crane carries a container at the Thar Dry Port in Sanand in the western state of Gujarat, India, July 15, 2026. REUTERS/Amit Dave Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab NEW DELHI, July 16 (Reuters) - India is seeking to push domestic manufacturing across a pool of items ​currently worth $51 billion in imports, three government sources said, as ‌Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks to reduce the country's reliance on overseas suppliers.
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