In a welcome boost for the economy, India’s exports climbed to $38.51 billion in December, reflecting renewed vigor in international markets. This performance comes against a backdrop of moderating inflation and stabilizing global demand. Official figures indicate a 2.3% rise compared to last December, with non-petroleum exports growing even faster at 4.1%. Key drivers included a 12% jump in electronic goods exports to $2.8 billion, alongside steady contributions from ready-made garments and chemicals. Government interventions like the RoDTEP scheme and production-linked incentives have been game-changers, enabling exporters to navigate Red Sea disruptions effectively.
