Exports increased by 3.02 percent between April and September this year, hitting USD 220.12 billion. According to official data, Indian exporters had positive growth in 24 countries during the first half of the current fiscal year, indicating a clear trend of market diversification, despite lower exports to the United States in September due to high tariffs. The 24 countries include Tanzania, Kenya, the United Arab Emirates, Germany, Togo, Egypt, Vietnam, Iraq, Mexico, Russia, Nigeria, Canada, Poland, Sri Lanka, Oman, Thailand, Bangladesh, Brazil, Belgium, Italy, and Korea. According to an official, 24 countries with a total export of USD 129.3 billion had positive growth in exports between April and September 2025-26 compared to the same time last fiscal, accounting for 59% of India's exports.
Indian Exports Are Flourishing With Positive Growth in 24 Countries, Notably Tanzania and Kenya
From April of this year, exports climbed by 3.02 percent to USD 220.12 billion, while imports increased by 4.53% to USD 375.11 billion, resulting in a USD 154.99 billion trade deficit. According to one exporter, the United States' sweeping 50% tariff on indian goods such as building materials, timber, mining machinery, water plants, electronics, and industrial products is reducing exports to america, but the exporting community is pushing exports to other geographies such as Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East.
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