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India’s exports to China jump 33 per cent to USD 12.22 billion in April–November

The data is signalling a structural shift in the bilateral trade relationship. The export increase was driven by products such as oil meals, marine products, telecom instruments and spices, the data showed

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PM Narendra Modi with Chinese President Xi Jinping. FILE PIC/X@narendramodi

PM Narendra Modi with Chinese President Xi Jinping. FILE PIC/X@narendramodi

China is gradually emerging as a major export destination for India, with shipments rising 33 per cent to $12.22 billion during April-November of the current fiscal, according to commerce ministry data.

The data is signalling a structural shift in the bilateral trade relationship. The export increase was driven by products such as oil meals, marine products, telecom instruments and spices, the data showed.

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