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India’s Exports Hit Record $863 Billion in FY26, Services Sector Leads Growth Surge
Services exports rose 8.71% as IT and business demand drove record quarterly performance across FY26, commerce ministry data showed.
- India recorded total exports of USD 863.11 billion in FY26, according to data from the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics and the Reserve Bank.
- This 4.6% growth over the USD 825.26 billion in FY25 occurred despite global economic uncertainties affecting international trade.
- Services exports surged to a record USD 421.32 billion in FY26, up from USD 387.55 billion in FY25, registering 8.71 per cent growth.
- Every quarter in FY26 recorded the highest-ever export performance, reflecting sustained global demand and improving competitiveness in India's trade profile.
- Data reveals a structural shift in India's export profile, with Services playing an increasingly central role in sustaining growth and buffering external sector risks.
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The Economic TimesIndia’s exports rise 4.6% to hit all-time high of $863 bn in FY26 despite global headwinds
India's export landscape witnessed an extraordinary transformation in 2025-26, as figures climbed to an astounding USD 863.11 billion. Amidst a backdrop of challenging global economic conditions, the country demonstrated resilience with a slight gain in merchandise exports. However, the real standout was the services sector, which saw exports reach an exhilarating peak.
·India
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Indias exports hit record USD 863 bn in 2025-26, driven by services surge - The Tribune
India's total exports scaled an all-time high of USD 863.11 billion in the financial year 2025-26, up from USD 825.26 billion in the previous year, registering a growth of 4.59 per cent, according to data released by the Directorate General of Commercial Intelligence and Statistics (DGCI&S) and the Reserve Bank of India.
·Chandigarh, India
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