India has trade deficit with 75 countries; China, Russia top the list: GTRI
India’s trade surplus to 151 countries included 55.8% of its exports and 16.5% of its imports valued at $72.1 bn in the first half of the year
India’s trade surplus to 151 countries included 55.8% of its exports and 16.5% of its imports valued at $72.1 bn in the first half of the year
Non-oil exports are forecast to touch $89.8 billion in Q2 FY25, with a y-o-y growth of 6.26%, the Exim Bank data shows
India’s merchandise imports in April 2024 were $54.09 billion, as compared to $49.06 billion in April 2023.
The increase in export of services from India is expected to compensate for the decline in merchandise exports.
Overall trade deficit dipped 37.11% to $70.43 billion in April-January 2023-24 from $111.99 billion in the year-ago period.
The GTRI report points out that India's exports to these FTA partners have increased at a lower rate than its imports.
The goods imports during the month showed a decline from $61.22 billion in December 2022 to $58.25 billion in December 2023.
While India's consumption demand and trade deficit were a dampener, the gross fixed capital formation grew by a solid 11%, a double-digit growth for the first time in five quarter.
India exported $ 33.9 billion worth of goods in November 2023, marginally lower than $34.89 billion in November 2022
Merchandise imports for October shot up 12.3% to $65.03 billion, as compared to $57.91 billion in October 2022.