India’s goods exports to China rose 20% year-on-year in the first four months of FY26, reaching $5.76 billion (₹50,112 crore), according to official data.
Each month recorded higher shipments than the same period last year. Exports peaked in May at $1.63 billion, compared with $1.32 billion in May 2024.
An official said, “The consistent month-on-month growth highlights India’s improved trade performance with China and growing export competitiveness, even as global trade conditions and seasonal demand fluctuations persist.”
This steady growth underscores India’s ability to sustain momentum despite global trade uncertainties.
The surge in exports signals a gradual rebalancing of trade between the two Asian economies, where India has long faced a large deficit. India’s trade deficit with China stood at $99.2 billion in FY25.
India’s export growth to China in April–June 2025 was powered by strong performances across energy, electronics, and agriculture-based products:
While exports surged, India continued to rely heavily on imports from China. New Delhi’s top imports included pharmaceuticals, electronics and semiconductors, machinery, industrial goods, chemicals, and plastics.
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