Global recovery has aided the recent jump in merchandise exports, exporters said, adding that their profit margins could remain under pressure. Merchandise exports nearly trebled in April to $30.63 billion over the same period last year.
They grew 17.62 per cent compared to April 2019. While the three-fold jump in exports was aided by a low base effect, growth was also on account of global recovery, with an increase in demand, especially from developed nations, particularly from the US and some European countries.
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