New Delhi, May 6, 2026: India’s total exports have reached a record level of $863 billion in the financial year 2025–26, marking a significant milestone in the country’s external trade performance, according to official data.
The sharp rise in exports has been largely driven by the strong growth in the services sector, which continues to play a key role in expanding India’s global trade footprint. Demand for IT services, business process outsourcing, and digital solutions has contributed significantly to the overall surge.
Alongside services, merchandise exports also showed steady improvement, supported by manufacturing recovery and better global demand conditions. Exporters across key sectors reported improved order flows, helping sustain the upward momentum.
Officials noted that policy support measures, trade facilitation initiatives, and expanding global partnerships have also contributed to strengthening India’s export ecosystem. The diversification of export markets has further helped reduce dependence on traditional destinations.
The record export performance is seen as a positive indicator of India’s growing competitiveness in global trade, particularly in high-value service segments, and reflects broader economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
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