New Delhi: by jumping 73.51 percent over the first four months of financial year 2021-22, Indian merchandise exports have made a good comeback from the lowest position caused by Covid last year, a report by the state economist in the state of the Bank of India (SBI) show .
Merchandise exports reached $ 130.53 billion in the April-July 2021 period such as opposing $ 75.22 billion in the same period last year.
It also increased by 21.82 percent from $ 107.15 billion registered in April-July 2019.! Function () {“use tight”; window.addeventListener (“message”, (function (e) {if e.
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Explained: What drives a surge in Indian exports
