Merchandise exports to grow 3% in Q4 despite Red Sea hurdles: India Exim Bank
Live MintThe Export-Import Bank of India has forecast a 3% growth in India’s merchandise exports in the final quarter of FY24 despite the ongoing disturbances in the Red Sea. The bank predicts that India’s total merchandise exports will reach $118.2 billion by the end of March, with non-oil exports accounting $95 billion, marking a year-on-year growth of 4.55% in Q4. With these forecasts, India’s total merchandise exports for FY24 are expected to be at $435.3 billion, while non-oil exports figures are likely to be maintained at the previous year’s level. Forecast of growth in India’s total merchandise exports and non-oil exports are released by Exim Bank during the first fortnight of May, August, November and February for the corresponding quarters.