Summary:

India demonstrated endurance in the face of global uncertainties by achieving a record total exports of Rs.79.95 lakh crore (US$860 billion) in 2025–2026, exceeding Rs.76.72 lakh crore in 2024– 2025. According to Union Minister Piyush Goyal, this illustrates India's expanding participation in international trade, which is bolstered by robust exports of commodities and services. Improved competitiveness, diverse markets, and steady policy support that strengthened integration with global value chains were the main drivers of growth. This boosts foreign exchange profits, encourages production, and generates employment. Free trade agreements are anticipated to increase momentum by lowering barriers and increasing access. Exports are increasing due to growing services, high-value manufacturing, and technology industries; in the next years, improved trade facilitation and logistics will maintain growth and improve India's standing internationally.

Source: IBEF

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