India’s exports to China saw a significant 90% surge in November, reaching $2.2 billion, primarily driven by naphtha and specific electronics. However, this spike masks underlying volatility and a growing import dependence on China. The trade deficit with China is widening, raising concerns about India’s export strategy and reliance on Chinese goods.
Boom or skewed spike? India’s exports to China jump 90% – but why there is little reason to cheer
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