Indian companies boost exports to US, including Apple, countering Trump’s tariffs; total exports reach $800 billion amid optimism.

Indian companies have ramped up exports to the US to combat Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, with Apple and other sectors like electronics, gems, and apparel witnessing a surge in shipments. The total goods and services exports for India are estimated to have reached $800 billion for the fiscal year, nearing the $437 billion target set for exports to the US. This increase comes as a strategic move to offset the impact of the tariffs imposed by the US, with hopes of reducing uncertainty in the future.

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