India’s trade deficit narrowed last month as imports outpaced a drop in exports, amid lingering weakness in demand in an economy that’s entered a recession.
The gap between outbound and inbound shipments in November was $9.96 billion, compared with $12.75 billion a year ago, according to preliminary data released by the trade ministry Wednesday. Imports dropped 13.3% to $33.39 billion, compared with a 9.1% fall in exports.
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