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New Delhi, Oct 15 (PTI) India's exports grew by 6.74 per cent to USD 36.38 billion in September despite global headwinds.
Imports jumped 16.6 per cent to USD 68.53 billion.
The country's trade deficit stood at USD 32.1 billion during the month.
Imports surged due to the increase in imports of gold, silver, fertiliser and electronics.
In April-September this fiscal, exports increased by 3.02 per cent to USD 220.12 billion. Imports rose 4.53 per cent to USD 375.11 billion, the commerce ministry data showed. PTI RR BAL BAL
India's exports rose 6.74% to USD 36.38bn in September while imports jumped 16.6%, widening the trade deficit. India's merchandise exports rose 6.74% to USD 36.38 billion in September while imports increased 16.6% to USD 68.53 billion, yielding a monthly trade deficit of USD 32.15 billion; imports were driven by gold, silver, fertiliser and electronics, and April-September exports and imports stood at USD 220.12 billion and USD 375.11 billion respectively.Press 'Enter' after typing page number.