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  1. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Swaminathan Anklesaria Aiyar

    Oil shock era is over. India doesn’t need to fret over US tariff threat (opens the original)

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    Oil shock era is over. India doesn’t need to fret over US tariff threatSwaminathan Anklesaria AiyarUpdated: Jul 18, 2026, 18:42 IST ISTUS and Iran are firing at one another again. Shipping through the Gulf of Hormuz has slowed to a crawl. The price of benchmark Brent crude is up from $72.6/barrel after the ceasefire to over $85/barrel. And 60 Senators have signed a bill proposing a 100% import duty on five countries, including India, that buy oil from Russia.Some energy experts say complacency a

  2. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Swaminathan Anklesaria Aiyar

    Going Dutch, and the problem it creates for Indian exports (opens the original)

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    Going Dutch, and the problem it creates for Indian exportsSwaminathan Anklesaria AiyarUpdated: Jul 04, 2026, 18:58 IST ISTIndia’s service exports, which were almost nothing in 1995, have risen to $418 billion in 2025-26, nearly as large as goods exports ($442 billion). Add $144 billion that India gets as remittances from Indians abroad — you could call this labour exports—and you find that goods exports have become a minority contribution to the trade and current account balance.While this trend

  3. Article · Jul 4, 2026 · Swaminathan Anklesaria Aiyar

    Going Dutch, and the problem it creates for Indian exports (opens the original)

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    Going Dutch, and the problem it creates for Indian exportsSwaminathan Anklesaria AiyarUpdated: Jul 04, 2026, 18:58 IST ISTIndia’s service exports, which were almost nothing in 1995, have risen to $418 billion in 2025-26, nearly as large as goods exports ($442 billion). Add $144 billion that India gets as remittances from Indians abroad — you could call this labour exports—and you find that goods exports have become a minority contribution to the trade and current account balance.While this trend

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