Export Growth

Export growth refers to an increase in the quantity or value of goods and services a country sells to other countries over a period of time. It indicates that a country is expanding its international trade, which can boost economic activity, create jobs, and improve the nation's financial health. When exports grow, it often reflects increased demand for a country’s products abroad, better competitiveness, or improvements in production capabilities. Monitoring export growth helps assess the strength of a country's economy and its position in global markets.