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Insights for India
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April 2026 period, National level, Product aggregation
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Summary: Overall, India's trade values in April 2026 showed a robust increase in both imports and exports. Total imports reached 71.94B USD, up by 12.35B USD (20.73% MoM), while exports totaled 43.71B USD, increasing by 4.79B USD (12.32% MoM). Year-on-year, imports rose by 7.03B USD (10.83%), and exports increased by 5.17B USD (13.41%). The trade flow indicates a healthy growth trajectory in international commerce for India, with significant contributions from key partner countries and product categories.
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MoM insights: In April 2026, India's trade values showed significant month-on-month changes. Imports totaled 71.94B USD, reflecting a substantial increase of 12.35B USD, which is a 20.73% rise. The top three countries contributing to this increase were Russia (3.16B USD), Saudi Arabia (1.78B USD), and the United Arab Emirates (1.49B USD). Conversely, the lowest decreases were seen from Iraq (-890.36M USD), Thailand (-638.33M USD), and Hong Kong (-565.46M USD). On the export side, total exports reached 43.71B USD, with an increase of 4.79B USD, marking a 12.32% rise. The leading contributors to this growth were the United Arab Emirates (890.82M USD), Singapore (883.69M USD), and Tanzania (551.46M USD). The lowest decreases in exports were from China (-164.18M USD), Spain (-159.29M USD), and Kenya (-142.38M USD).
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YoY insights: Year-on-year analysis for April 2026 showed imports at 71.94B USD, an increase of 7.03B USD, which is a 10.83% rise. The top contributors to this growth were China (2.07B USD), Russia (1.13B USD), and Oman (1.06B USD). The lowest decreases were from Iraq (-2.87B USD), the United Arab Emirates (-2.16B USD), and Qatar (-1.21B USD). Exports totaled 43.71B USD, with a year-on-year increase of 5.17B USD, representing a 13.41% rise. The top contributors to this increase were Singapore (2.01B USD), Tanzania (780.43M USD), and Sri Lanka (698.05M USD). The lowest decreases in exports were from the United Arab Emirates (-1.27B USD), the Netherlands (-678.98M USD), and Iraq (-182.69M USD).
