#MerchandiseExports

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8 months ago

Merchandise exports up 3% in April-May Electronic goods exports increased by 54% to $4.57 billion in May 2025 from $2.97 billion in May 2024.

Cumulative merchandise exports in April and May 2025 increased 3.07 percent to $77.19 billion compared to $74.89 billion in the same period last year.

#April #May #FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #Electronicgoods #Merchandiseexports #Trade

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10 months ago

Merchandise exports up 9% in April Electronic goods exports increased by 39% to $3.69 billion in April 2025.

Merchandise exports increased nine percent to $38.5 billion in April 2025, an increase of nine percent compared to the same period last year.

#FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #MinistryofCommerce #Electronicgoods #Merchandiseexports #exports #Trade

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11 months ago

Merchandise exports down 11% in Feb on weak global demand Cumulative merchandise exports during April-February was $395.63 billion compared to $395.38 billion last year.

Merchandise exports declined 11 percent to $36.91 billion in February compared to $41.41 billion in February 2024 on subdued demand.

#Exports #FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #globaldemand #Merchandiseexports #Trade

ITLN Live

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1 year ago

Merchandise exports decline in Jan, electronics exports increase 79% Gems, pharma and rice exports log double digit growth; imports increase 10% to $59.42 billion.

Merchandise exports declined two percent to $36.43 billion in January 2025 as against $37.32 billion in January 2024.

#FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #Merchandiseexports #electronicsexports #imports #trade #Gems #pharma #riceexports

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1 year ago

Merchandise exports down 5% in Nov on global worries Major drivers of growth include electronic goods, engineering goods, rice, marine products and RMG of all textiles.

Merchandise exports declined 4.85 percent to $32.11 billion for November 2024 compared to $33.75 billion in November 2023 on the back of continuing global economic uncertainties.

#MinistryofCommerce #FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #Merchandiseexports #exports #global

YesPunjab.com

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1 year ago

India clocks impressive 67 pc growth in total exports in 10 years - Yes Punjab News India’s exports surged by 67% to reach $778 billion in FY2023-24, improving the country’s global trade position. Strategic focus on electronics, semiconductors, and key exports contributed to the grow...

India clocks impressive 67 pc growth in total exports in 10 years
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#IndiaExports #GlobalTrade #PiyushGoyal #TradeGrowth #IndiaExportPerformance #FY2023 #IndianEconomy #GlobalMarketDemand #ExportStatistics #MerchandiseExports #TradeBalance #NITIAayog

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1 year ago

India’s exports grow by 5% to $393 billion in April-Sept 2024 Major export markets demonstrating robust growth included the Netherlands, Brazil, the UAE, and Japan.

Major export markets demonstrating robust growth included the Netherlands, Brazil, the UAE, and Japan.
#IndiaExports #TradeGrowth #GlobalTrade #MerchandiseExports

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1 year ago

Merchandise exports to increase over 4% in Q2FY25: India Exim Bank Bank develops Export Leading Index (ELI) for India to track and forecast the movement in exports

Bank develops Export Leading Index (ELI) for India to track and forecast the movement in exports

#MerchandiseExports #IndiaEximBank #ExportGrowth #Q2FY25 #IndianEconomy #TradeForecast #ExportLeadingIndex

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1 year ago

Merchandise exports decline marginally in July on global worries Cumulative value of merchandise exports during April-July 2024 was $144.12 billion, an increase of 4.2% YoY

Cumulative value of merchandise exports during April-July 2024 was $144.12 billion, an increase of 4.2% YoY

#RedSea #MiddleEast #FederationofIndianExportOrganisations #FIEO #MerchandiseExports #GlobalTrade #ExportDecline