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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

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

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

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 is facing current account deficit means in easy way the imports are more than exports that is effecting in Indian economy.Here is the list of most imported things and approx percentage Imports: 1. Petroleum: 25.88% 2. Electronics: 20.72% 3.