Red Sea crisis: Indian traders on edge as exports worth $64 billion at risk

A FIEO survey revealed that cotton yarn exporters are facing a 50-600 percent increase in costs for their shipments to Bangladesh, Europe, and Egypt. The full impact of the crisis is likely to be visible in India’s export figures February onwards.

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