India’s US Exports Rebound After 4-Month Slump; November Tariff Cuts To Boost Them Further?

India’s exports to the United States showed their first signs of recovery in October after four consecutive months of decline, with shipments rising 14.5% from September despite ongoing tariffs. However, India’s overall merchandise exports still contracted 11.8% year-on-year, reflecting the broader pressure on trade. The rebound comes ahead of U.S. tariff cuts on over 250 agricultural items in mid-November, which could benefit an estimated $2.5–3 billion worth of Indian exports. The government has also rolled out a new export package with incentives and credit support for priority sectors. Watch full report