India's exports to US dip 1.21% in June, imports rise 33.86%
- Posted on July 13, 2026
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In brief
India's bilateral trade dynamics with the United States showed mixed signals in June, with exports contracting by 1.21% while imports surged 33.86%. The quarterly merchandise trade data reveals India's expanding import demand despite moderating export performance to its largest Western trading partner. Conversely, India demonstrated strong bilateral trade momentum with China and Southeast Asian markets, signaling a diversification of India's export portfolio across multiple regional partners during this period.
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India's exports to US dip 1.21% in June, imports rise 33.86%
India's exports to the US saw a slight dip in June, while imports increased significantly. Merchandise exports declined marginally during April-June, with imports showing a substantial rise. Trade with China experienced robust growth in both exports and imports during the period. Exports to Singapore and several other nations registered positive growth.
