How to Start Import Export Business
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How to Start an Import Export Business
Overview
The Indian government recently raised fuel prices, a move with significant implications for the economy and inflation. Let's explore the details and potential impacts.
Key Points
Government Action
In a bold decision, the Indian government increased retail prices for petrol, diesel, and cooking gas (excluding kerosene). To ease consumer impact, customs duties on crude and petro products were reduced, and excise duties on petrol and diesel were trimmed. While this offers temporary relief to Public Sector Undertakings (PSU) oil companies, a long-term solution for the politically sensitive oil sector remains elusive.
Political Reactions
The Prime Minister addressed the nation, explaining the reasons for the hike and advocating for a long-term strategy to avoid overburdening the government and oil companies. Opposition parties like the BJP and the Left criticized the decision, and even the RJD, an ally of the ruling coalition, called for a rollback. Continued political pressure may lead to a slight reduction in the price hikes.
Economic Context
The global rise in crude oil prices, reaching $125 per barrel, has placed additional financial pressure on oil marketing companies, prompting the Indian government’s decision. This price adjustment reflects broader economic challenges, with the increased fuel costs affecting the common man. The recent hikes include:
- Petrol: Increased by ₹5 per liter
- Diesel: Increased by ₹3 per liter
- LPG: Increased by ₹50 per cylinder
Conclusion
As global markets face tough times in 2008, driven by soaring crude oil prices, the world economy, including India's, is feeling the strain. While necessary, the fuel price hike underscores the need for comprehensive, long-term solutions to stabilize the sector and ease the burden on consumers.
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