India’s total trade for the financial year 2025 has reached remarkable levels, signaling robust economic activity. According to recent data from New Delhi, India’s exports climbed to $820.93 billion, marking a 6.5% increase from the previous year. Imports also rose significantly by 6.85%, totaling $915.19 billion. This growth in trade brought India’s trade deficit to $94.26 billion.
Key Drivers of Export Growth
Experts note that the services sector played a key role in driving export growth, showcasing India’s strength in:
- IT
- Software
- Other service industries
However, agricultural exports experienced slow growth, indicating challenges in farming and related sectors. Policymakers are now focusing on strategies to improve agricultural export performance and reduce the trade gap.
India’s Economic and Trade Outlook
India’s trade numbers reflect its growing integration into the global economy despite challenges such as:
- Supply chain disruptions
- Fluctuating international demand
Businesses and investors are closely watching these developments to understand India’s economic trajectory. The rise in both exports and imports highlights an opportunity for India to enhance its global trade partnerships and boost domestic industries.
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