Indian exports in March 2008 registerd an increase of 26.59 per cent to reach $16.28 billion as compared with $12.86 billion worth of exports in March 2007, data released by the government showed.


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</p><p class='TableClas'>Trade deficit during 2007-08 stood at $80.39 billion.<BR></P></p></table>


Exports in FY08 up 23%, miss $160bn target

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