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Govt working on various fronts to push up exports: Rita Teaotia

21 Aug 2015 Evaluate

Commerce Secretary Rita Teaotia has said that the government is working on a multi-pronged strategy in order to enhance exports competitiveness and address infrastructural bottlenecks. The ministry is focusing on exports sectors with a huge potential such as pharmaceuticals, ready-made garments, leather, gems and jewellery, chemicals and agro-chemicals. Further, the ministry is also looking at cost of credit for exporters. Besides, the issue on interest subvention which will give clarity for exporters should be placed in front of Cabinet as early as possible.

She added that the trade facilitation can play a vital role in boosting competitiveness of domestic exports. Contracting for the eighth month in a row, India’s exports slipped 10.3 per cent in July to USD 23.13 billion, hit by global slowdown and a dip in crude oil prices, which in turn impacted the value of petroleum products.

Secretary said that pharmaceutical and ready-made garments (RMG) in textiles sectors have continued to grow, despite global slowdown and currency depreciation. In the month of July pharmaceutical exports grew about 11% to $1.46 billion, whereas RMG exports recorded a growth of 6.56% at $1.54 billion. However, the sectors which recorded negative growth in the month of July include petroleum products for about 43.22%, leather and leather goods, marine products and chemicals. Oil imports, which account for about 31% of total pie, dropped 34.91% in the same month to $9.48 billion. While highlighting petroleum sector, secretary said that the petroleum is a big chunk in exports and imports basket, whatever happens in this sector, it impacts India's trade stating that petroleum products contributes 18% of the country's total exports.

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