Indian companies have ramped up their goods exports to the US in response to Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, with Apple and other companies leading the charge. Sectors such as electronics, gems, and apparel have experienced a significant increase in shipments, bringing total exports close to last year’s $437 billion target. Overall, India’s goods and services exports for the fiscal year are estimated at $800 billion, signaling a positive outlook despite ongoing trade tensions. The boost in exports reflects the resilience and adaptability of Indian businesses in navigating global trade challenges.
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