Archive · 19 Jun 2025
India's Trade with G7 Reaches $248 Billion in FY25
India is trading a lot with a group of rich countries called the G7, including the US, UK, and Japan.
In the last few years, India's trade with these countries has grown a lot.
India sells goods worth billions to them every year, like phones and medicines, and buys things from them too.
Overall, India sells more to the G7 than it buys, which is a good thing.
Key products exported are phones and medicines.
This trade helps both India and the G7 countries.
India's trade with G7 nations reached $248 billion in FY25.
Exports to G7 countries totaled $138 billion in FY25, a 13% CAGR from FY21.
Imports from G7 nations reached $110 billion in FY25, with a 12% CAGR.
India had a $28 billion trade surplus with G7 countries in FY25.
Telecom equipment and pharmaceuticals are key exports to G7 nations.
- Who
- India and the G7 nations (US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Canada, and Japan).
- What
- India's trade with G7 nations saw substantial growth in FY25.
- When
- FY25 (Fiscal Year 2025), with data analyzed from FY21-FY25.
- Where
- Trade between India and the G7 nations.
- Why
- Reflects deepening economic engagement and cooperation.
- Total Trade in FY25
- $248 billion
- Exports in FY25
- $138 billion
- Imports in FY25
- $110 billion
- Trade Surplus in FY25
- $28 billion
- CAGR (Total Trade FY21-FY25)
- 13%
- CAGR (Exports FY21-FY25)
- 13%
- CAGR (Imports FY21-FY25)
- 12%