Indian companies, including tech giant Apple, have ramped up their exports to the US in response to Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. The sectors that have seen a notable increase in shipments include electronics, gems, and apparel. These efforts have helped India get closer to achieving last year’s target of $437 billion in exports to the US. Overall, India’s total goods and services exports for the fiscal year have reached an estimated $800 billion, signaling positive growth despite the challenges posed by global trade tensions. The increase in exports to the US is a strategic move by Indian companies to counter the impact of tariffs and navigate the uncertainties in the international trade landscape. This boost in exports reflects the resilience and adaptability of Indian businesses in the face of evolving market conditions. With hopes for reduced uncertainty in global trade policies in the future, Indian companies are optimistic about sustaining and further expanding their export performance.