According to official data, India’s overall exports, including merchandise and services, rose to an estimated USD 210.31 billion between April and June 2025, up 5.94% from USD 198.52 billion in the same period last year. Merchandise exports were USD 112.17 billion, up 1.92% from USD 110.06 billion a year earlier. Non-petroleum exports grew by nearly 6% to USD 94.77 billion during the quarter.
The electronic goods sector led sectoral growth, with exports rising 46.93% to USD 4.15 billion in June 2025, from USD 2.82 billion the previous year. Exports of drugs and pharmaceuticals increased by 5.95% to USD 2.62 billion, while exports of engineering goods increased slightly to USD 9.50 billion.
India’s total exports in June 2025 were predicted to be USD 67.98 billion, up 6.5% from June 2024. The country’s service exports for the quarter totalled USD 98.13 billion, representing a 10.93% increase over the previous year. The trade deficit fell to USD 3.51 billion in June 2025, from USD 7.30 billion a year earlier, indicating strong trade momentum.
