Major items of Indian exports include engineering goods, pharmaceuticals, two wheelers, transportation equipment, steel and plastic products.

A strong rupee lowers the value of imports into India and drives down the demand abroad for Indian exports.

Indian exports to Libya stood at $144 million while its imports were valued at $1.2 billion.

Indian exports account for 14% of Sri Lanka's global imports.

Here he became an independent merchant acting as agent for firms engaged in the rapidly expanding Indian export market.

The main items of Indian exports to Rwanda are pharmaceuticals, vehicles, plastics and machinery.

Due to the global late-2000s recession, both Indian exports and imports declined by 29.2% and 39.2% respectively in June 2009.

The idea behind this service is to promote Indian export.

In 2010, Indian exports where worth $65 million while imports were worth $72 million.

The Indian exports in 1987-88 were $12.09 billion, compared with $9.65 billion in 1986-87.