Exports, imports (international trade): India - Revision history

Jyoti: /* 2024, 2025 */

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‎2024, 2025

Jyoti: /* 2016 */

2025-07-28T17:06:02Z

‎2016

Jyoti: /* 2015: exports decline */

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‎2015: exports decline

Jyoti: /* Export of creative goods and services */

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‎Export of creative goods and services

Jyoti: /* Indian services exports outstrip goods: 2024 Nov */

2025-05-05T18:47:47Z

‎Indian services exports outstrip goods: 2024 Nov

Jyoti: /* Sector-wise, India's top exports */

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‎Sector-wise, India's top exports

Pdewan: /* 2021 */

2025-02-02T13:30:41Z

‎2021

Pdewan: /* Special Economic Zones (SEZs) */

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‎Special Economic Zones (SEZs)

Pdewan: /* 2016> 2021 */

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‎2016> 2021

Pdewan: /* 2016> 2021 */

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‎2016> 2021

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	When it came to other imports, Chinese-made computers were among the biggest items in the basket, while machinery was huge — from those going to air conditioners to those used for embroidery. Surprisingly, during April to Jan, the import of photovoltaic cells dropped around 20% to $2.4 billion, while lithium-ion imports were marginally lower at $1.8 billion.		When it came to other imports, Chinese-made computers were among the biggest items in the basket, while machinery was huge — from those going to air conditioners to those used for embroidery. Surprisingly, during April to Jan, the import of photovoltaic cells dropped around 20% to $2.4 billion, while lithium-ion imports were marginally lower at $1.8 billion.
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		+	==2025: Commodities exported==
		+	[[File: Commodities exported by India in 2025.jpg\|Commodities exported by India in 2025 <br/> From: [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=27_02_2026_023_010_cap_TOI February 27, 2026: ''The Times of India'']\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	'''See graphic''':
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		+	'' Commodities exported by India in 2025 ''

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	==2016==		==2016==
		+	''From Google AI''
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	In July 2016, India's exports were valued at US$ 21689.57 million (Rs. 145770.39 crore), which was a 6.84% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.61% decrease in rupee terms compared to July 2015. The cumulative value of exports for April-July 2016-17 was US$ 87001.34 million (Rs. 582731.37 crore), a 3.62% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.63% increase in rupee terms compared to the same period last year. Non-petroleum exports in July 2016 were valued at US$ 19192.86 million, a decrease of 4.46% compared to July 2015.		In July 2016, India's exports were valued at US$ 21689.57 million (Rs. 145770.39 crore), which was a 6.84% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.61% decrease in rupee terms compared to July 2015. The cumulative value of exports for April-July 2016-17 was US$ 87001.34 million (Rs. 582731.37 crore), a 3.62% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.63% increase in rupee terms compared to the same period last year. Non-petroleum exports in July 2016 were valued at US$ 19192.86 million, a decrease of 4.46% compared to July 2015.

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	''Exports value in US $ million; Year-on-year % change, 2015''		''Exports value in US $ million; Year-on-year % change, 2015''
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		+	==2016==
		+	In July 2016, India's exports were valued at US$ 21689.57 million (Rs. 145770.39 crore), which was a 6.84% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.61% decrease in rupee terms compared to July 2015. The cumulative value of exports for April-July 2016-17 was US$ 87001.34 million (Rs. 582731.37 crore), a 3.62% decrease in dollar terms and a 1.63% increase in rupee terms compared to the same period last year. Non-petroleum exports in July 2016 were valued at US$ 19192.86 million, a decrease of 4.46% compared to July 2015.
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	==2018: 9% increase==		==2018: 9% increase==

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-= Export of creative goods and services=
+=Exports from India: The countries, regions that import from India=
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 However, Nasscom says that for every engineer, the software industry employs one low-level worker for transport, canteens and general maintenance.  Software companies run entire special economic zones (SEZs) and training campuses. These provide jobs to those moving out of agriculture.
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	Over the last 11 years, services trade has grown faster than goods, not just for India but globally. And, India has outpaced global growth on both fronts. In its latest update, UNCTAD said that global trade is projected to reach a record $33 trillion, rising 3.3% this year, with services notching up 7% growth.		Over the last 11 years, services trade has grown faster than goods, not just for India but globally. And, India has outpaced global growth on both fronts. In its latest update, UNCTAD said that global trade is projected to reach a record $33 trillion, rising 3.3% this year, with services notching up 7% growth.
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		+	==2024, 2025==
		+	[https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=17_04_2025_013_019_cap_TOI April 17, 2025: ''The Times of India'']
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		+	[[File: Exports- trade deficit, India, 2024, 2025.jpg\|Exports + trade deficit, India: 2024, 2025 <br/> From: [https://epaper.indiatimes.com/article-share?article=17_04_2025_013_019_cap_TOI April 17, 2025: ''The Times of India'']\|frame\|500px]]
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		+	New Delhi : The top three countries with which India trades remained unchanged, with the US on top, followed by China. However, the trends were quite different. During the last fiscal year, with the US, India saw its exports rise by 11.6% to $86.5 billion, while imports rose at a slower pace of 7.4% to $45.3 billion, resulting in a higher trade surplus of $41 billion — not the best news when Donald Trump is seeking to narrow it.
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		+	In contrast, India’s trade deficit with China neared the $100 billion mark, due to a fall in exports to $14.2 billion, while imports jumped 11.5% on an already high base to close the year at $113.5 billion. In fact, China is now India’s fifth biggest export destination, slipping one place as the UK rose to number four, provisional data released by the commerce department showed.
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		+	A bulk of the fall in exports was due to lower ore exports, particularly iron. According to the latest disaggregated data available from April to Jan 2024-25, the ex- port of ores almost halved to $1.5 billion. Although the level of imports was lower, similar trends were seen in the case of iron and steel and aluminium. The value of cotton shipments from India also dropped from $725 million during April-Jan 2023-24 to $192 million during the first 10 months of the last financial year.
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		+	In case of the US, a major chunk of the growth in exports was due to more smartphones, particularly iPhones, making their way into Apple stores. The growth in Indian smartphone production also meant that smartphone imports from China crashed 70% to $252 million. However, electronic components jumped.
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		+	When it came to other imports, Chinese-made computers were among the biggest items in the basket, while machinery was huge — from those going to air conditioners to those used for embroidery. Surprisingly, during April to Jan, the import of photovoltaic cells dropped around 20% to $2.4 billion, while lithium-ion imports were marginally lower at $1.8 billion.

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-India's top exports, 2021 A
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 '' 2015-19: <br/> Total exports from India <br/> Exports from SEZs ''
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 '' Exports as % of GDP, 1960- 20 ''
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 '' Exports growth, April 2020- August 2021 ''
 '' Quarterly export data, 2017- 21; April- August cumulative exports, 2017- 22, year-wise ''
 '' Exports as % of GDP, 1960- 20 ''
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