New Delhi: India’s exports grew by 27.6 percent to US $29.23 billion in March on account of robust performance by sectors like petroleum, textiles, engineering goods and gems and jewellery. [caption id=“attachment_3006206” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]  Reuters[/caption] Imports too jumped 45.25 percent to US $39.66 billion last month from US $27.3 billion in March 2016. A huge spike in gold imports pushed the trade deficit to US $10.43 billion during the month under review from US $4.4 billion a year ago. The imports of the precious metal rose to US $4.17 billion in March this year compared to US $973.45 million in the same month last year. For the full fiscal 2016-17, exports saw a growth of 4.71 percent at US $274.64 billion against US $262.3 billion in 2015-16.
A huge spike in gold imports pushed the trade deficit to US $10.43 billion during the month under review from US $4.4 billion a year ago.
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