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Exports during April 1-14 last year were aggregated at $3.59 billion. In April 2020, the outbound shipments had contracted by a record 60% due to COVID-19 related lockdown
New Delhi: The country’s exports have increased to $13.72 billion during April 1-14 this year on account of healthy growth rate in sectors such as engineering and gems and jewellery, according to the provisional data of the Commerce Ministry.
Exports during April 1-14 last year were aggregated at $3.59 billion. In April 2020, the outbound shipments had contracted by a record 60% due to COVID-19 related lockdown.
Imports during the period under review swelled to $19.93 billion as against $6.54 billion during April 1-14 last year, the data showed.
The final figures for April 2021 would be released during mid-May by the ministry. Exports have surged by 60.29% to $34.45 billion in March, even as the outbound shipments contracted by 7.26% during the full 2020-21 fiscal to $290.63 billion.