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    HFCL secures Rs 834 crore export orders, eyes AI data centre demand

    Telecom gear maker HFCL has announced an export order worth approximately Rs 834.36 crore. This order is for supplying optical fibre cables to an unnamed international customer. The completion of the order is projected by June 2027, reaffirming client confidence in the company's capabilities. Additionally, HFCL's consolidated profit has dramatically increased, driven by demand from AI data centres.

    Festive online sales hit Rs 1.4 lakh crore, up 17%, but miss forecasts

    The season had been expected to hit a record Rs 1.50-1.55 lakh crore in GMV, up 25-29% from last year. GMV is total value of goods sold by marketplaces before discounts and returns. The festive sale period started on October 8 with the flagship events of Amazon and Flipkart followed by multiple micro-events until Diwali, which fell on November 8.

    Electronics exports surge 44% in H1, but pricier chips widen deficit

    Sectoral exports rose 44% year-onyear to $31.9 billion in April-September due to an increase in smartphone shipments, official data showed. However, electronics imports also widened 22% to $68.53 billion on account of pricier chip inflows. As a result, the absolute trade deficit in electronics stretched to $36.57 billion, up from $33.9 billion a year ago.

    India's growth gets further votes of confidence as Moody's raises FY27 forecast to 7% from 6.5%

    Moody's Ratings has raised India's economic growth forecast for 2026-27 to 7% from 6.5%. This adjustment reflects the nation's strong consumption and improving investment dynamics. Despite potential challenges such as policy interest rate hikes, consumption remains crucial for growth. Additionally, SBI Research predicts a growth of 7.8% for India in the July-September quarter. Improving economic indicators suggest a strong recovery might be underway, supporting a new cycle of private investment.

    Why China needs to look within

    China's trade surplus should start stabilising next year over restrictions and plateauing AI investment. Beijing will have to double down on stimulating domestic consumption to take up the slack from an eventual export slowdown. It has the fiscal firepower to provide consumers income support they need to counteract savings lost in the property market.

    Xiaomi eyes local partners; Electronics firms target AI infra

    Xiaomi is looking for local partners as it plans to manufacture home appliances in India. This and more in today’s ETtech Top 5.

    • China's rare earth export value surges 46.4% to $584.3 million despite decline in volumes

      China's exports of rare earth ores and metals increased significantly in value during the January to October 2026 period. Despite the value increase, export volumes saw a decline of 8.7 percent in the same timeframe. China's export value for refined petroleum products also rose sharply, while quantities fell slightly during these months. In contrast, the export of fertilizers experienced a notable decline both in value and volume.

      UAE launches digital ATA Carnet system, becoming first country outside Europe to adopt paperless customs process

      The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has launched the eATA Carnet system, becoming the first country outside Europe to adopt the digital customs facility. Rolled out on November 9, 2026, with support from Dubai Chambers, the system allows businesses to process temporary imports and exports electronically using digital declarations and QR codes.

      Local partner wanted for Xiaomi ‘home’ coming

      The proposal is in the exploratory phase, but the Chinese technology company is set to begin evaluating potential Indian suppliers, according to one of the persons who did not wish to be identified. “It marks a natural progression for Xiaomi as it has committed to expanding beyond air purifiers into categories such as air conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines,” the person said.

      Electronics Inc runs ops update to build AI infra

      India’s electronics manufacturers are moving into AI data centre infrastructure, targeting optical transceivers, advanced packaging and specialised cooling systems. Dixon Technologies, Samsung, LG, Blue Star and PG Electroplast are exploring production opportunities as global demand rises. The shift could attract investment, improve margins and strengthen India’s position as an export hub.

      India well on track to achieve $1 trillion exports target for FY27: Piyush Goyal

      Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India is on track to achieve its $1 trillion goods and services export target in FY27, having already recorded nearly $480 billion in exports during April-September. He highlighted opportunities from free trade agreements, particularly the proposed India-EU pact, for the automobile and mobility sectors. Goyal urged manufacturers to expand globally, boost competitiveness and leverage international partnerships to drive exports, investment and employment.

      China's trade surplus surpasses $1 trillion for a 2nd straight year, as exports surge 35%

      Exports in October surged 35.2% from a year earlier, the customs agency said. Exports have grown rapidly this year, supported by high-tech goods like semiconductors and autos.

      India gets first train propulsion system export order from Japan; Big railway milestone
      Whirlpool hikes prices by 5% from November 1 amidst inflationary heat

      Whirlpool of India Limited announced a five percent price increase on all products, effective November 1, 2026. This decision aims to address cost pressures stemming from commodity inflation and rising crude oil prices. The price hike occurs ahead of the peak Diwali season, which is vital for consumer sales. The company faces challenges due to new energy regulations and increased production costs.

      China’s trade surplus tops $1 trillion for second straight year as exports surge

      China's trade surplus reached $1.04 trillion in January-October, crossing $1 trillion for a second consecutive year. October exports rose 35.2% year-on-year, while imports grew 41.6%, narrowing the monthly surplus to $105.3 billion. Strong overseas demand is supporting exports, but weak domestic consumption and rising trade tensions pose risks to the outlook.

      China's trade surplus surpasses USD 1 trillion for 2nd straight year, as exports surge 35 per cent

      China's trade surplus has surpassed USD 1 trillion for the second consecutive year as exports continue to rise significantly. Imports increased sharply in October, contributing to a narrowing of the monthly surplus. The trade situation presents challenges as domestic demand remains sluggish while foreign competition intensifies. Trade discussions are anticipated between the leaders of the US and China amid ongoing global trade tensions.

      Q2 Earnings Scorecard: Which sectors outperformed and which fell behind?

      The September quarter results indicate strong revenue and profit growth in sectors like automobiles and banking. In contrast, sectors such as IT and pharmaceuticals showed weakness amid inflationary pressures. Automobile sector leaders like Maruti Suzuki and Bajaj Auto reported significant growth in sales and exports. L&T's orders surged, while the cement sector faced challenges with fluctuating prices.

      India's investment outlook strengthens as credit, exports rebound; inflation relief likely: HSBC

      India's investment outlook is improving as credit growth and corporate revenue increase, pointing towards stronger private capital spending. The report from HSBC highlights that funds to the commercial sector have risen significantly compared to previous years. Additionally, rising services exports have helped maintain a steady current account deficit in the economy. However, challenges such as weak rural demand and inflation continue to impact households and corporate margins.

      HSBC upgrades India, downgrades China. Here are the sectors it likes now

      HSBC has upgraded Indian equities to overweight and downgraded mainland China to neutral, citing improved valuations, stronger credit growth and resilient corporate earnings. The global brokerage favours financials, autos, industrials and consumer discretionary stocks, while remaining cautious on IT, staples and oil and gas amid growth and margin concerns.

      Diwali rush lifts rapid delivery orders for last-minute shopping, gifting

      Platforms such as Blinkit, Zepto, Instamart, Amazon Now and Flipkart Minutes revamped their apps for Diwali, introducing interactive interfaces, gamified rewards and other features to drive consumer engagement and orders.

      Government clears Rs 7,503 crore investments under ECMS in sixth tranche

      The latest group of 12 applicants includes manufacturers of up- stream materials such as anode and cathode materials. Together, these companies plan to produce goods worth 182,243 crore at faci- lities across 10 states and employ more than 9,500 workers.

      Gokaldas Exports Q2 net profit jumps 410% to ₹41 crore

      Gokaldas Exports reported a 13% year-on-year rise in Q2FY27 consolidated income to ₹1,135 crore, while net profit surged 410% to ₹41 crore. EBITDA grew 52% to ₹127 crore, with margins expanding 287 basis points to 11.2%, supported by a stronger product mix, productivity gains and better execution.

      LG Electronics shares jump 8% to 52-week high after Q2 results. Jefferies retains Buy, retains target price

      LG Electronics India shares surged to a 52-week high after strong Q2FY27 results, with Jefferies retaining its Buy rating and Rs 1,950 target price. The brokerage expects 21% EPS CAGR through FY29, driven by premiumisation, capacity expansion and new business opportunities.

      Bharat Electronics shares gain 3% as Motilal raises target price after Q2; Elara Capital upgrades to Buy

      Bharat Electronics shares gained after Motilal Oswal raised its price target and Elara Capital upgraded its rating to Buy. Brokerages cited strong order visibility, healthy revenue growth and margin prospects, while delays in major defence orders remain a key risk.

      RBI eases forex rules for services exports and imports

      The changes form part of the Foreign Exchange Management (Export and Import of Goods and Services) which came into effect from October 1, 2026. Under the amended regulations, a resident individual exporting services will be deemed to have submitted the Export Declaration Form, or EDF, once the individual provides the authorised dealer bank with the information required to credit the payment to the exporter's account. No transaction-value threshold has been prescribed for resident individuals.

      China's factory activity slows on weaker export orders

      China's factory activity showed signs of slower growth for the first time since July. The RatingDog China manufacturing purchasing managers index dropped to 52, reflecting a slight decline from September. Even as output increased, new export orders experienced a decline to a three-month low. Business confidence also weakened, with average export charges falling for the first time in nearly a year.

      South Korea's Lee vows to make bold AI investment in record budget push

      His administration proposed in September increasing government spending by a record 12.8% next year to 820.9 trillion won ($615.62 billion) aiming to strengthen South Korea's technological edge as global competition over AI intensifies.

      India can achieve $1 trillion exports target this fiscal despite global headwinds: Piyush Goyal

      Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal expressed confidence that India would achieve its $1 trillion exports target in 2026-27 despite global uncertainties. He said nine FTAs could open preferential market access to economies with a combined GDP of $60 trillion. Goods and services exports were estimated at $476.2 billion in April-September.

      Syrma SGS reports best-ever quarter; Q2 revenue up 73% to Rs 1,999.5 crore

      Syrma SGS Technology reported an 87.2% increase in consolidated net profit for the quarter ending September 2026. Consolidated revenue increased by 73.2%, reaching a record high of Rs 1,999.5 crore. The company’s exports grew by 91% year-on-year, showcasing strong international demand. Investments are planned in collaboration with Kaga Electronics to enhance the domestic supply ecosystem.

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