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The Rupee’s New “Crawl”: What It Means for Your Business

If you are running an import-export business like Moggies International, you might have heard the news: The IMF (International Monetary Fund) recently changed how they “tag” the Indian Rupee. They used to call it “stabilized,” but now they call it a “Crawl-Like Arrangement.” Don’t let the technical name confuse you. Here is the simple breakdown […]
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Impact of war on Import Export Business

War can significantly disrupt import–export businesses by affecting supply chains, transportation, and international trade relations. When a war begins, shipping routes may become unsafe or restricted, causing delays or higher freight costs. Ports, roads, and logistics infrastructure in affected regions may also be damaged or closed, making it difficult to move goods smoothly. Another major […]
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Middle East Crisis Hits Shipping & Grape Farmers Hard

Shipping in the Middle East has changed a lot due to fighting in the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb areas. Big shipping companies added an Emergency Conflict Surcharge (ECS) starting March 2, 2026. They did this to cover higher costs and safety needs. For a company like Moggies International, this means two big problems: much […]
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