Indian companies have ramped up exports to the US to combat Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, with Apple among the key players contributing to the surge. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have witnessed a substantial increase in shipments, bringing the total close to the $437 billion target set last year. The overall goods and services exports for India have reached an impressive $800 billion for the fiscal year, indicating a positive outlook for the economy despite global trade tensions. This boost in exports not only helps in balancing trade relations with the US but also showcases India’s growing presence in the international market. With hopes of reduced uncertainty in the future, Indian companies are striving to maintain and further increase their export levels to key markets like the US.
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Indian companies, including Apple, ramp up exports to US amid Trump’s tariffs, nearing $437 billion target.
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