Piyush Goyal

India's export-led growth trajectory is gaining momentum, with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal spearheading initiatives to achieve ambitious targets. Recent developments highlight a national mission to reach $1 trillion in exports by 2026 and $2 trillion within five years, building on last year's record of $863 billion, driven by both merchandise and services. Alongside trade agreements with countries like Oman and Chile, the government is incentivizing domestic manufacturing and cloud services through tax benefits, while also focusing on bolstering key sectors like fisheries, which saw record exports of ₹72,326 crore in FY26. These efforts, coupled with mineral block auctions in Jammu & Kashmir, signal a concerted push for industrial expansion and economic development, potentially benefiting investors seeking exposure to India’s growth story.