Mumbai, May 15 (PTI) The Export Import Bank of India on Thursday said it expects a 3.3 per cent growth in the country's overall merchandise exports to USD 113.7 billion in the June quarter.

The non-oil exports are forecast to grow 10.9 per cent to USD 99.2 billion during the first quarter of the current fiscal year, an official statement said.

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The outlook is, however, subject to risks of global tariffs and trade policy uncertainty, rising geo-economic fragmentation and persisting geo-political tensions, the bank said.

"Positive growth in India's exports could be as a result of expected revival in manufacturing activity, conclusion of export orders, favourable prospects of current trade negotiations, and expected continued accommodative stance in India," the bank said.

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It added that the growth in total merchandise exports, non-oil exports, and non-oil and non-gems and jewellery exports, are likely to continue in second quarter of the current financial year.

The bank said it has developed an in-house model to generate an export leading index for India to track and forecast the movement in India's exports on a quarterly basis.

The ELI gauges the outlook for the country's exports and is essentially developed as a leading indicator to forecast growth in total merchandise and non-oil exports of the country, on a quarterly basis, based on several external and domestic factors that could impact exports of the country, it said.

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