Indian companies, including Apple, ramp up exports to US amid Trump’s tariffs; aim to hit $437 billion target.

Indian companies have ramped up exports to the US in response to Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, with Apple and other firms leading the way. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have seen a substantial increase in shipments, bringing India closer to its $437 billion export target for the US market. The total goods and services exports for India have reached an impressive $800 billion for the fiscal year, indicating a positive outlook despite global trade uncertainties. With this surge in exports, Indian businesses are looking towards a more stable and prosperous future in international trade relations.

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