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World Bank and EXIM Bank Release India Export Forecasts and Commodity Price Data

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EXIM Bank forecasts that merchandise exports in India are likely to grow by 28.7% in the December quarter, reaching $141.8 billion. Merchandise exports grew by 21.2% in the September quarter to $130.57 billion, and by 15.9% in the June quarter to $129 billion. World Bank data showed food prices were up 12.6% in the September quarter, and base metals were up by 35%.

From deccanchronicle.com

Why it matters

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The forecasts indicate continued strong growth in India’s exports, driven by higher prices for food, metals, and minerals. The World Bank estimates that commodity prices are set to rise 23% in 2026, with energy prices potentially moving up 32%.

From deccanchronicle.com

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  • World BankProvided commodity price estimates and economic assessments.
  • IndiaThe nation whose export growth and commodity prices were analyzed.

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    India's export revenue might be materially boosted by the strong growth and rising commodity prices.

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