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Services Receipts Boost Export Earnings

April 2004 | Economic Analysis

Fast-rising exports of software services are supporting India's current-account surplus, which widened to US$3.22bn between April and December 2003. BMI View: India's current account surplus will continue to widen, despite growing resentment in Western countries against job outsourcing.

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