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India's Exports to China Surge 32%
16 Dec
Summary
- India's exports to China increased by 32.83% year-on-year.
- Petroleum products led the export growth to China.
- India's trade deficit with China is approximately $100 billion.
India has witnessed a substantial increase in its exports to China, with figures rising by 32.83% during the April-November 2025 period compared to the same timeframe in the previous year. This growth signals a positive development in bilateral trade relations.
Petroleum products have become the primary driver of this export surge, followed closely by electronic goods, marine products, and oil meals. This performance indicates robust demand for Indian commodities in the Chinese market and contributes to narrowing the significant trade deficit.
The positive trend reflects strengthening trade momentum, supported by key commodity segments and improved export performance. While India's trade deficit with China remains substantial at approximately $100 billion, this export growth offers a promising outlook for future trade exchanges.
