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🚀As of 2024, the top exporting countries are: --China: $3.38 trillion Key Exports: Electronics, machinery, textiles, and automobiles. --United States: $2.02 trillion Key Exports: Aircraft, machinery, vehicles, pharmaceuticals, and agricultural p

what is export? Export is the process of selling goods and services produced in one country to buyers in another country. Exports are a key part of international trade and can help a country's economy grow. Here are some things to know about exports

India now exports more services to the world than Saudi exports oil. Well in fact in november the exports of services from India surpassed the export of goods from India and this has happened for the first time in history. Why is this happening? Ther

India's exports to the U.S. are projected to reach $77.5 billion in FY24, growing at a 10.3% CAGR over three decades, according to a Bank of Baroda report. The U.S. has consistently emerged as a vital market, with its share of India's exports rising

This question has always intrigued me: why are some countries unwelcoming to new technology? It has always happened and will continue to happen in the future that technology creates a great divide among countries. When the Internet and automation w

There’s something quietly powerful happening in India’s FMCG space. I’ve seen brands that started with a kitchen recipe now exporting to 10+ countries. It’s not just about spices or tea anymore—it’s snacks, natural personal care, even home cleaners.

Today, I will tell you why India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are poor, with a GDP per capita of just $2,000 India: • GDP: 3,940 billion • Exports: 776 billion • Imports: 854 billion • Trade Loss: -78 billion • Main Import Item: Petroleum (170

Alert!! Following Apple, Google has reportedly chosen Tamil Nadu for its smartphone production. So, what makes the state attractive to foreign tech companies? It's worth noting that Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai was born in the state. Kudos to T.N.!👏

Trump Has Issued Tariffs on All Major Countries. Does It Really Help the US? In Short: 1) Governments impose tariffs to reduce imports. 2) Higher import costs make foreign goods more expensive in the domestic market (here USA). 3) This encourages