Summary:

India’s overall exports in Q1 FY26 (April-June 2025) increased by 5.94% year-on-year to Rs. 18,05,301 crore (US$ 210.31 billion), led by increases in electronic goods, pharmaceuticals, engineering goods, marine and poultry products. Electronic products exports increased 46.93%, while medications and pharmaceuticals increased 5.95%. Non-petroleum exports rose 5.97 percent to Rs. 8,13,506 crore. Services exports increased to Rs. 8,42,348 crore (US$ 98.13 billion). Imports rose by 4.38% to Rs. 19,79,642 crore (US$ 230.62 billion), increasing the goods trade imbalance to Rs. 5,77,360 crore. However, the services trade surplus increased to Rs 4,03,019 crore. The top export destinations exhibiting high growth in June 2025 were the United States, China, Kenya, France, and Brazil.

Source: IBEF

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