The commerce ministry in India is expected to seek an extension of the interest equalisation scheme for five more years in the upcoming Budget. This scheme assists exporters in obtaining competitive rupee export credits, particularly benefiting MSMEs during challenging economic times. Exporters and organizations like FIEO are supporting the extension, emphasizing its importance for maintaining competitiveness.
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