Exports can reach 450 billion dollars in the current financial year, FIEO claims - MSMEs will play a big role by 2030
FIEO: According to the Federation of Indian Export Organizations (FIEO), the sector needs easy and low-cost loans to boost exports. Exports will get a boost after free trade agreements with Britain and Oman.
Goods exports are predicted to reach $450 billion by the current fiscal year, despite obstacles like the Red Sea. The exporters' organisation FIEO claims that a reasonable increase in marine insurance and freight costs can solve the problems caused by the Red Sea crisis.
The Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO) states that to increase exports, the industry requires simple, affordable loans. Following free trade agreements with Oman and Britain, exports will rise. In February, exports reached $41.40 billion, a 12% increase. $395 billion worth of goods were exported between April and February. organisation
FIEO President Ashwini Kumar said on Tuesday, that I will focus on resolving the issues of micro, small and medium MSMEs. These units will play an important role in achieving the target of merchandise exports of $ 1,000 billion by 2030. These are the backbone of the economy. They are facing some debt-related issues. I would request banks to provide loans at affordable rates to support these units.
