India's exports in 2014 were 788 million dollars up by 16% from 679 m in 2013 and 465 m in 2010.
Peru has emerged as the fourth largest destination of India's exports after Brazil, Mexico and Colombia.
Vehicles were the leading export item followed by raw cotton, synthetic fibres, iron and steel, pharmaceuticals and plastic items.
India's imports from peru in 2014 were 321 million dollars down from 593 million in 2013. Gold and copper were the major import items.
Peru is expected to have the highest growth rate ( 4.6% ) in 2015 among the top seven Latin American trade partners of India.
Peru has emerged as the fourth largest destination of India's exports after Brazil, Mexico and Colombia.
Vehicles were the leading export item followed by raw cotton, synthetic fibres, iron and steel, pharmaceuticals and plastic items.
India's imports from peru in 2014 were 321 million dollars down from 593 million in 2013. Gold and copper were the major import items.
Peru is expected to have the highest growth rate ( 4.6% ) in 2015 among the top seven Latin American trade partners of India.
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