Country’s total exports grow by over 16% from  April to Oct this fiscal as compared to last fiscal same period

 
India’s total exports, comprising merchandise and services, are estimated at over 568 billion dollars during April to October of the current financial year, 2026-27. According to the data released by the Commerce and Industry Ministry, this represents a growth of more than 16 per cent compared to the corresponding period of the previous financial year. The Ministry said that engineering goods exports have also increased by over 36 per cent, reaching more than 12 billion dollars during the period. Meanwhile, exports of electronic goods registered a growth of over 62 per cent during April to October of the current financial year.
 
According to the Ministry, petroleum products exports have increased by more than 140 per cent, reaching around nine billion dollars, over the corresponding period of 2025-26. It highlights the strong performance of petroleum products in driving India’s merchandise export growth. The Ministry also informed that Gems and Jewellery exports have increased by over 40 per cent, reaching more than three billion dollars.