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India’s trade deficit shrinks to $20.67 billion

New Delhi: Exports from India slipped down by  15.88% in July. This is for the sixth month in a row that the exports is going down. Exports from India in July stood at $32.25 billion.

Imports during the month also declined by 17%. This is for  eighth month in a row that import is declining. Imports to the country is at $52.92 billion in July this year. It was at  $ 63.77 billion in July 2022.

The trade deficit is at $ 20.67 billion in July this year. It was at $25.43 billion in July 2022. Trade deficit is the difference between imports and exports.

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Cumulatively, the merchandise exports during April-July this fiscal dipped by 14.5% to $136.22 billion. Imports during the period declined by 13.79% to $213.2 billion, leaving a trade deficit of $76.98 billion compared to $87.99 billion during April-July 2022.

In July, only 11 of the 30 key export sectors exhibited positive growth, including iron ore, oil meals, oil seeds, electronic goods, coffee, rice, and pharmaceuticals.

 

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