Indian companies, including Apple, ramp up exports to US amid tariff challenges, nearing $437 billion goal.

Indian companies, including tech giant Apple, have ramped up exports to the US in response to the reciprocal tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have witnessed a notable surge in shipments, bringing India closer to achieving the $437 billion target set for last year. The total goods and services exports for the fiscal year have reached an estimated $800 billion, showcasing the resilience and adaptability of Indian businesses in the face of economic challenges. This increase in exports not only mitigates the impact of the tariffs but also signals a positive outlook for the future, with hopes of reduced uncertainty in the global trade landscape.

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