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India may have found a new export tailwind
India's weakening rupee is boosting export competitiveness. This adjustment helps Indian goods and services become more affordable globally. However, sustained export growth hinges on strong international demand and stable domestic inflation. The government highlights India's strong macroeconomic position amidst these developments. This situation presents a potential tailwind for Indian trade.
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