NEW DELHI : India’s goods exports to the US rose for the first time in five months in October, jumping 14.5% from September, even as Donald Trump’s steep tariffs remain in place.
Exports to India’s largest foreign market had dropped sharply last month after 50% US tariffs on India – including a 25% penalty for buying Russian oil – kicked in on 27 August.
The improved data came as Indian state-run oil firms agreed to import more annual liquified petroleum gas (LPG) from the US and Trump exempted many . . .
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