Indian companies, including tech giant Apple, have ramped up exports to the US in response to Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have witnessed a considerable surge in shipments, bringing India closer to last year’s $437 billion export target to the US. Overall, India’s total goods and services exports for the fiscal year are estimated to have reached $800 billion, indicating a positive trend despite global trade uncertainties. As companies strive to navigate challenges posed by trade tensions, the increase in exports to the US reflects India’s resilience and adaptability in the global market. With hopes of reduced uncertainty on the horizon, Indian exporters are optimistic about sustaining and potentially expanding their market presence in the US.
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Indian companies, including Apple, boost exports to US amid Trump tariffs, nearing $437 billion target, boosting economy.
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