The global trade environment is undergoing significant strategic shifts — including multilateral reform cues and export-relief measures. On November 15, 2025, exporters, importers and trade-strategy professionals should take note of the following developments.
At EximHub.pro, we track these trends to help businesses adapt strategy, compliance and market-access planning. Below is the curated roundup of today’s major trade-news items.
1. World Trade Organization Says Trade System Must Reset Amid Unilateral Actions
The WTO’s Director-General, Ngozi Okonjo‑Iweala, remarked that rising unilateral trade actions have prompted a necessary reset of the global trading system — even though 72 % of world trade is still carried out under Most-Favoured-Nation (MFN) terms. The Economic Times+1
Why it matters:
- Exporters and importers should anticipate evolving trade-rules and shifting supply-chain frameworks.
- Countries like India, positioned at the centre of services, digital trade and value-chain diversification, may gain from the reform push.
EximHub Insight:
Businesses should review their trade-governance exposure, diversify markets and align sourcing/supply-chains with new rules. Check our export strategy & market-access advisory for guidance.
2. Reserve Bank of India Extends Trade-Relief Measures for Exporters
India’s central bank announced a set of trade-relief measures aimed at exporters facing global head-winds:
- The time allowed for export-proceeds realisation and repatriation was extended from 9 to 15 months. KNN India+1
- Pre- and post-shipment export-credit tenor has been extended, and a moratorium on term-loan/interest repayments for certain export-sectors was introduced. ChiniMandi+1
Why it matters: - Exporters, especially in goods, software & services, will benefit from greater liquidity and flexibility.
- Global importers sourcing from India should monitor how improved export flows may impact cost structures and timelines.
EximHub Insight:
If you export from India or source through Indian supply-chains, now is a strategic moment to leverage these support measures and adjust your roadmap. Visit our India export-growth support service for tailored assistance.
What Exporters & Importers Should Do Now
- Review your exposure to trade-rule changes and supply-chain realignment in light of the WTO reset rhetoric.
- For Indian exporters: maximise the benefit of trade-relief measures, revise your financing, cost-structure and sourcing strategy now.
- For global sourcing/importing businesses: track how Indian trade-flows may shift and evaluate new sourcing risk/opportunity accordingly.
- Visit EximHub.pro for in-depth advisory, market-access intelligence and export-strategy support tailored to your business environment.
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