Exporters are urging the government to implement tax incentives and rationalize import duties in the upcoming Budget. Key demands include reduced income tax for MSMEs, reinstatement of customs duty exemptions on certain leathers, and correction of inverted duty structures in sectors like synthetic yarns and electronics to boost domestic manufacturing and export competitiveness.
Related Posts
Gold prices ease by Rs 300, silver above Rs 2.69 lakh amid geopolitical unrest. Is this a dip worth buying?
- nationalpillarnews
- January 13, 2026
- 0
Gold prices eased on MCX after hitting record highs, while silver remained firm amid geopolitical tensions. Analysts cite profit booking, strong safe-haven demand and expectations […]
Vedanta plunges 5.59% on LSE amid talks to buy Cairn stake
- nationalpillarnews
- January 9, 2026
- 0
In the late afternoon session, the scrip was being traded at 20.61 pounds, down by 5.50 per cent on the LSE. Vedanta opened on a […]
Budget 2026: Why market may shift from broad rallies to stock-specific bets
- nationalpillarnews
- January 26, 2026
- 0
A key shift we expect is transition in policy emphasis from stimulating consumption to enabling production, reflecting a broader economic pivot from a ‘Buy India’ […]