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Exim Bank forecasts India’s merchandise exports for the fourth quarter of FY2019 to grow at 7.7 percent and India’s Non-Oil Exports to grow at 5.1 percent over the corresponding quarter of the previous year

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India Exim Bank forecasts India’s merchandise exports for the fourth quarter of FY2021 to amount to US$ 78.6 bn, while India’s non-oil exports to amount to US$ 73.9 bn, witnessing a positive growth

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Exim Bank forecasts India’s merchandise exports for Q4 (January-March) of FY2022 to amount to US$ 111.3 bn, and non-oil exports to amount to US$ 95.2 bn, with total merchandise exports exceeding US$ 414 bn for FY2022

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Indian Traditional knowledge can Enable the Sustainable Development: Padma Shree Chaitram Pawar at India Exim Bank’s Seminar

Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) organised a seminar in Hindi on “Indian Knowledge System: Environment and Sustainable Development” under the aegis of Bank, Town Official Language Committee (TOLIC), Mumbai on Monday, March 10, 2025. Environment and social activist, Padma Shri Chaitram Pawar was present as the chief guest of the programme. Sh. Arindam Das Gupta, founder and CEO of Tamul Plates Marketing Pvt. Ltd.; Ms. Jaimala Gupta, founder of a social enterprise Anoothi; Sh. Apurva Bhandari, founder of Sankalptaru Foundation; Ms.

India Exim Bank along with Asian Development Bank (ADB), Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) helps Shriram Finance Limited (SFL) raise USD 306 mn

Mumbai, 18 March 2025: Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) is happy to announce successful participation in fund raising of USD 306 mn by Shriram Finance Limited (SFL) along with co-financers – Asian Development Bank (ADB) and Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). India Exim Bank’s loan is intended to support MSMEs with an export orientation.

A 1% tariff reduction in female labour-intensive sectors could yield welfare gains of 3.6%: Exim Bank Study

Lowering trade barriers in sectors with relatively high female employment can significantly boost economic growth and welfare, according to a recent study by the Export-Import Bank of India (Exim Bank). The Study finds that a 1% reduction in tariffs faced by India’s exports in sectors that are relatively more important for the female workforce could lead to a 0.36% increase in labour supply in the country and a 0.14% increase in GDP.

India Exim Bank forecasts India’s merchandise exports to amount to US$ 118.2 bn and Non-oil exports to amount to US$ 95 bn for Q4 (January-March) of FY2024

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India Exim Bank forecasts India’s merchandise exports for Q4 (January-March) of FY2023 to amount to US$ 110.9 bn resulting in record exports of US$ 447.3 bn for the full year. Non-oil exports would amount to US$ 87.7 bn for Q4 and US$ 350.5 bn for the ful

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