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India's June trade deficit jumps 59% YoY to $30.43 bn
Key takeaway
India's trade deficit widened to $30.43bn in June, a 59% YoY jump, driven by higher imports and a weak rupee.
- Step 1India's trade deficit widens to $30.43bn in June, driven by import growth and rupee depreciation.
- Step 2Persistent deficit pressures the rupee, raising import costs for SMEs and widening current account deficit.
- Step 3RBI may tighten monetary policy or intervene in FX markets, affecting SME borrowing costs and liquidity.
Source: Economic Times — Economy
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