New Delhi:
India's export sector is setting new records. Exports of commercial goods from India rose sharply in the month of July, overcoming the uncertainty prevailing globally. Compared to the previous year, exports increased by 19.68 percent and touched the mark of 4,424 crore dollars.
Exports of engineering, chemical and other manufacturing sectors from India have increased significantly, especially to West Asia and America. While Indian exports in the US market registered a growth of 12.85 percent, the demand in European Union countries also remains stable. Trade experts analyze that the reason for this growth is the measures taken by the central government to promote exports.
Wings for domestic exports: Trade exports rose sharply in July
Exports from India have gained momentum due to the increase in demand in the global market. Commercial exports registered a significant growth in the month of July.
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- In the month of July, India's trade exports grew by about 19.68 percent to reach $4,424 crore (about Rs.4.22 lakh crore).
- India has seen strong growth in exports of engineering products, chemicals and petroleum






