India’s trade gap: Merchandise deficit eases to $20 billion June; helped by falling oil, gold imports

India’s merchandise trade gap saw a slight decrease to $20.7 billion in June 2025, primarily due to lower crude oil prices and reduced gold imports. Strategic sourcing, including increased oil purchases from Russia and the US, helped mitigate the impact of global commodity price fluctuations.

More From Author

FPI inflows: Foreign investors pump in Rs 3,839 crore in July; D-street outperforming global markets

<div>India’s trade gap: Merchandise deficit eases to $20 billion June; helped by falling oil, gold imports</div>

Leave a Reply