India balance of trade


India balance of trade: -21 (-11.76%)
Last Update: June 30, 2024

India balance of trade closed down -21 as of June 30, 2024 from -23.8 from the previous month and -20.13 from last year.


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India balance of trade

DateValues
2024-06-30 -21
2024-05-31 -23.8
2024-04-30 -19.1
2024-03-31 -15.6
2024-02-29 -18.7
2024-01-31 -17.5
2023-12-31 -19.8
2023-11-30 -20.58
2023-10-31 -31.46
2023-09-30 -19.37
2023-08-31 -24.2
2023-07-31 -20.67
2023-06-30 -20.13
2023-05-31 -22.02
2023-04-30 -15.45
2023-03-31 -18.12
2023-02-28 -16.16
2023-01-31 -16.45
2022-12-31 -23.15
2022-11-30 -22.06
2022-10-31 -26.31
2022-09-30 -27.98
2022-08-31 -24.86
2022-07-31 -25.44

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India balance of trade Statistics


IndicatorSymbolActualPreviousM/M%Y/Y%TrendSlopePercentileUpdate
balance of tradein.balanceoftrade-21.0-23.8-124DownDown702024-06-30

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India balance of trade Historical Data

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What is the India balance of trade

India's balance of trade refers to the difference between the value of goods and services that a country exports and the value of goods and services that it imports. A positive balance of trade occurs when a country exports more than it imports, leading to a surplus in its trade accounts. In contrast, a negative balance of trade, or trade deficit, occurs when a country imports more than it exports, leading to a deficit in its trade accounts. India has typically had a negative balance of trade, importing more goods and services than it exports. This has implications for the country's economy, as it may lead to a depletion of foreign exchange reserves and put pressure on the domestic currency. Efforts to improve India's balance of trade include increasing exports, reducing imports, and promoting domestic industries.