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India's exports grew 8.5 per cent in the July-September quarter of 2025-26 financial year, marking an improvement over the previous quarter and underscoring resilience in trade amid global uncertainties, NITI Aayog Senior Lead Pravakar Sahoo told ANI today."The major takeaway is that we have done well in this quarter. We have done much better compared to the previous quarter. Exports, we had 8.5 per cent compared to the import growth of 4.5 per cent," Sahoo told ANI on the sidelines of the release of the sixth edition of Trade Watch Quarterly, a publication that provides a snapshot of India's trade developments and emerging opportunities for evidence-based policy interventions.The latest edition of the quarterly report places a thematic focus on India's electronics trade, examining the country's export performance across categories and its participation in the global electronics value chain.Sahoo said the global electronics market is valued at USD 4.6 trillion, presenting significant opportunities for India to scale up its share, which currently stands at around 1 per cent.