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Merchandise export falls by 3.52% to $32.62 bn in Sept 22: Govt data - Vimarsana News

Merchandise export falls by 3.52% to $32.62 bn in Sept 22: Govt data

India exported goods worth USD 32.62 billion in September 2022, a decline of 3.52 percent from USD 33.81 billion in September 2021.

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