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The cumulative exports (merchandise & services) during April-November 2025 are estimated at US$ 562.13 billion, compared to US$ 533.16 billion in April-November 2024

The total exports from India during February 2025 are projected at USD 71.95 billion, an increase of 3.16% over February 2024, while total imports are projected at USD 67.52 billion, a decline of 11.34% over February 2024. In terms of merchandise trade, exports totaled USD 36.91 billion and imports totaled USD 50.96 billion in February 2025. Major product categories that have registered an increase in exports during this month include: Electronic Goods: an increase of 26.46%, Rice: an increase of 13.21%, Mica & Minerals: an increase of 24.25%, Coffee: a rise of 22.32%, and RMG of Textiles: an increase of 3.97%. Total exports from the service sector increased to USD 35.03 billion, up from USD 28.33 billion in February 2024.

The total exports for April-February 2024-25 have been estimated at USD 750.53 billion, up 6.24% from April-February 2023-24 at USD 706.43 billion, while total imports rose to USD 839.89 billion, up 7.28%. Additionally, in terms of total trade in goods, total exports were recorded at USD 395.63 billion, up from USD 395.38 billion in the last year, with cumulative non-petroleum exports increasing by 6.43%. Although the trade deficit has increased due to higher imports, an essential factor is that non-petroleum exports and services trade are showing greater resilience.

Disclaimer: This information has been collected through secondary research and IBEF is not responsible for any errors in the same.