India’s exports to the US rose 11.1 percent to $50.81 billion from April to September.

That growth came despite tariff uncertainty and protectionist moves from Washington.

Merchandise exports jumped 23 percent in September to $44.40 billion.

In August, exports to America climbed about 21 percent to $8.32 billion.

The merchandise trade deficit narrowed to $30.21 billion in September.

Shipments to other markets are reportedly growing 20 to 25 percent, faster than to the US.

With China, imports grew faster than exports, pushing the deficit past $100 billion.

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