Indian exports to US grew 20%, while imports up by 14% in July
The commerce ministry data has showed that the India's goods exports to the US grown 19.94% to $8.01 billion in the month of July, meanwhile, country’s imports from US increased 13.78% to about $4.55 billion during the month. The country's exports to the US surged 21.64% to $33.53 billion during April-July period, with imports from US rising 12.33% to $17.41 billion. The data also revealed that the country’s exports to America are recording positive growth since April 2025. India and the US are negotiating a bilateral trade agreement. The US team is scheduled to visit India from August 25 for the sixth round of talks for the pact.
Moreover, India’s another major trading partner, China experienced 27.39% jump in exports from India to $1.34 billion in July, meanwhile, imports from China rose 5% to $10.91 billion. During the April-July period, country’s exports to China grew 19.97% to $5.75 billion, while imports from China increased by 13.06% to $40.65 billion.
Furthermore, the UAE, the UK, Germany, Bangladesh, Brazil, and Italy were also among the countries, which saw positive growth in exports from India during July. Meanwhile, India’s exports to the Netherlands, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Australia, South Africa, and France declined in July. On the imports front, inbound shipments in July declined from nations, including the UAE, Russia, Indonesia, Qatar, and Taiwan. However, imports rose from Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and Thailand.
