India’s trade exports to China have so far recorded a double-digit growth of double-digit in 2025-26, which has increased from 20% in the first four months of the financial year to $ 4.76 billion as compared to $ 4.80 billion in the same period in 2024-25, which can be inspired by energy, electronics and agricultural products, and can cause some damage.
India’s exports to China in the first four months of 2025-26 have increased at an annual rate of 19.97% compared to 4.5% year-on-year contraction in last year (April-July 2024), according to government data.
If this trend continues, India will see a positive increase in exports to China this financial year (2025-26), saying that people familiar with this matter, requesting oblivion. In 2024–25, Indian goods were exported to Chinese from 14.5% to 14.25 billion to China compared to $ 16.67 billion in 2024-25.
Out of 12 months in 2024–25, Indian exports to China were contracted in 11, unlike May 2024. Unlike FY25, a continuous upward trend in export to China has been seen in the current financial year (FY26), since April, he said citing data.
In April, they increased to 12.9% (over last April) to $ 1.4 billion; In May, they rose 24% to $ 1.63 billion; In June, they rose 17% to $ 1.38 billion; And in July, they rose 27% to $ 1.35 billion.
This trend is likely to be stronger with recent positive busyness between the two countries, the above mentioned people said.
India and China agreed to increase bilateral trade relations during Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi’s visit to New Delhi earlier this week. According to an official statement released by the Ministry of External Affairs on August 19, the two sides agreed to reopen the border trade through three nominated trading points-Lipulec pass, Shipki La Pass and Nathu La Pass. They also agreed to facilitate trade and investment flows between the two countries between “through concrete measures”.
“Two [countries] He said that global trade is eager to promote bilateral economic relations amidst uncertainties, “one of them said. Granted analysis of data has shown that Indian petroleum products, agricultural commodities and marine goods have immense capacity in the world’s second largest market after America.
Another official said that “the growth reduced the strong demand for Indian goods in the Chinese market and highlighted India’s growing export competition despite global trade uncertainties. The frequent increase in exports indicates the gradual rebellion of trade between two Asian economies, where India has traditionally faced a large trade deficit.”
In 2024–25, India had a $ 99.2 billion trade deficit with China.
A business expert said, “This exclusion is a promising development that can help India diversify its export base and consolidate its presence in one of the world’s largest import markets,” a business expert said, requesting oblivion.
According to official data, India’s export growth in China in the first quarter of FY 25 was powered by power, electronics and strong performance of agri-based products. Export of petroleum products increased to almost double $ 883 million (95.3%), while people from electronic goods increased to $ 521 million (202.7% increase), reflecting a strong demand from China’s industrial and consumer segments. Agricultural commodities recorded extraordinary growth, with oil meals with $ 41.7 million (2656.1%increase), rice, $ 32.2 million (1383.3%), and oil seeds with $ 16 million (1791.7%) collecting oil exports.
Traditional areas also added to speed – export of organic and inorganic chemicals reached $ 335.1 million (16.3%), spices $ 234.5 million (21.9%), tea $ 8.9 million (93.9%), and gems and jewels $ 11.5 million (72.7%). Moderate benefits were recorded in marine products (5.1%), asbestos, coal and ores (3.0%), and prepared clothing (14.8%).
