India Ratings and Research has highlighted that the US-India trade deal is likely to bolster the credit profiles of companies in textiles, chemicals, shrimp, gems, and jewellery. The agreement is expected to enhance export competitiveness, improve liquidity, and support long-term growth across these critical industries.
India Ratings and Research has released an assessment on the recently signed US-India trade deal, projecting a positive impact on several export-driven industries. The agency noted that the agreement is poised to strengthen credit profiles of players in textiles, chemicals, shrimp, gems, and jewellery, sectors that contribute significantly to India’s foreign exchange earnings.
Key Highlights:
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Textiles & Apparel: Enhanced market access to the US is expected to boost demand, improving margins and liquidity for Indian textile exporters.
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Chemicals: The deal supports chemical manufacturers by reducing trade barriers, enabling scale expansion and better credit metrics.
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Shrimp Exports: India’s seafood industry, particularly shrimp, will benefit from improved competitiveness in the US market, aiding cash flows.
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Gems & Jewellery: With the US being a major consumer, the agreement strengthens India’s position as a global supplier, supporting credit stability.
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Overall Impact: The deal is expected to reduce sectoral vulnerabilities, improve working capital cycles, and enhance investor confidence.
This development underscores the strategic importance of trade partnerships in driving India’s export growth while reinforcing financial resilience across diverse industries.
SourceS: Reuters Corporate Filings (RTRS), India Ratings and Research Report, NSE Announcements (INID.NS)