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India's exports slow down
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March 01, 2007 13:29 IST
India's export growth slowed down to 14.08 per cent during January 2007 to $9.64 billion, while imports rose 35.74 per cent to $15.43 billion over the corresponding month a year ago.

The trade deficit so far this fiscal has increased to $50.58 billion as against $33.82 billion during April-January 2005-06, according to the provisional data released by the commerce ministry.

Exports in January 2006 stood at $8.45 billion, while imports were $11.36 billion, as per the provisional estimates of last financial year.

However, according to the provisionally revised figures of 2005-06, the export growth is much lower at 5.5 per cent in January 2007 compared to $9.14 billion in the same month a year ago.

Similarly, imports in January this year increased at 23.24 per cent when compared to the provisionally revised imports figure of $12.52 billion in January 2006.


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