Indian companies, including tech giant Apple, have ramped up their exports to the United States in response to the reciprocal tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have experienced a noticeable surge in shipments, bringing India closer to achieving last year’s target of $437 billion in exports to the US. Overall, India’s combined goods and services exports have reached an estimated $800 billion for the fiscal year, indicating a positive trend despite global economic uncertainties. This significant increase in exports underscores India’s resilience and competitiveness in the international market. With hopes for reduced trade uncertainty in the future, Indian businesses are poised to continue expanding their footprint in the US market, further strengthening economic ties between the two countries.
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Indian companies increase exports to US, counter Trump’s tariffs; Apple among boosters; total exports hit $800 billion.
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