India's trade deficit widens to $30.21 billion in September despite 23% jump in exports
In September, India's merchandise trade deficit expanded to $30.21 billion from $26.86 billion in August. Exports experienced a notable boost, increasing by 23.04% year-on-year with total figures at $44.4 billion. The growing trade gap signals a significant difference between imports and exports, surpassing economists' expectations of a $30.4 billion deficit. Nonetheless, these figures suggest…
By the end of September, India's total ethanol receipts had reached 987 crore litres for the current supply year, according to the All India Distillers Association (AIDA). Grain-based feedstocks made up the majority of these supplies, accounting for 81.3 crore litres, or 71.4% of the total. Maize was the largest contributor among grain-based feedstocks, with 413 crore litres, representing 41% of the total ethanol receipts.
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