Export slump ends but sharp rebound unlikely

Trade data for June showed positive growth in export values for the first time since the end of 2014. But with progress on the reforms needed to create a vibrant export sector still slow, the government’s ambition to nearly double export values from FY14/15 levels by FY20/21 still looks well out of reach.

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