India's exports have recorded healthy growth in May and remained in the positive zone in June and the first quarter of the current fiscal despite global challenges, Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal has said.
He also said that growth in the services sector is helping the country's outbound shipments to register positive growth rates.
"In May, exports were positive, the figure for June is also positive. The first quarter is also in the positive territory," Goyal told PTI.
India's merchandise exports rose 9.1 per cent to USD 38.13 billion in May. During AprilMay this fiscal, the outbound shipments grew by 5.1 per cent to USD 73.12 billion.
The commerce ministry will officially release the export data for June on July 15.
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