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India’s🇮🇳 merchandise trade deficit in April: $26.42 billion📈💹 Exports: $38.49B Imports: $64.91B Gold imports alone: $3.1B Strong demand + volatile global prices = rising gap.💥🎯

📢 India's Trade Performance: Feb 2025 vs Feb 2024 🇮🇳📊 While total trade down by $4.5 billion but India achieved trade Surplus of $4.43 Billion 💵 which is huge 👏 🔹 Merchandise Trade 📉 Exports: $36.91B (-10.9% YoY from 2024) 📉 Imports: $50.96

In 2024–25, India’s total imports stood at $915.19 billion, with China accounting for the largest share at $126.96 billion. During the same period, India recorded a trade deficit of $94.26 billion, widening from $78.39 billion in the previous year. I

India's economy is firing on all cylinders this time around showing strong performance across the board. a significantly lower trade deficit a sign that things are moving in the right direction.

🇮🇳 India's Joke of the Day: A calculation error crashed the stock market and the rupee exchange rate! 📉💸 Authorities reported a record trade deficit of $37.8 billion in November, triggering market panic. The rupee plummeted, and a sell-off hit t

Gold-Silver Ratio Hits 5-Year High: What Investors Should Know The gold-silver ratio has climbed above 100 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning it now takes over 100 ounces of silver to buy just one ounce of gold. This unusual div

Merchandise imports for the period April-December 2023 were USD 505.15 Billion as against USD 548.64 Billion during April-December 2022. The merchandise trade deficit for April-December 2023 was estimated at USD 188.02 Billion as against USD 212.34 B

A few days ago, I removed silver and gold from my portfolio with some profit. As soon as I did, the market crashed the next day, and gold and silver became 5-6% more expensive 🥹. Today, seeing the prices, tears came to my eyes 🥹

India’s Global Trade Dynamics (FY25) Top 3 Partners: 🇺🇸 USA – $132Bn 🇨🇳 China – $128Bn 🇦🇪 UAE – $100Bn FY25 Snapshot: • Exports: $437.4Bn • Imports: $720.2Bn • Deficit: $282.8Bn 🔎 Insight: India’s trade deficit reflects both a strong dem