The Current Account is part of India's balance of payments, which is a systematized data on all economic transactions between residents and non-residents. A current account surplus increases net external assets and leads to an increase in capital exports in the form of an increase in external assets in the capital account. In general, higher than expected readings can be seen as positive for INR. The influence can be negative if they are below expectations.
India Current Account
Last release
31 Mar 2026 11:30 (tent.) GMT
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Actual
Forecast
Previous
21 Mar 2016
4 Q 2015
$-7.100 B
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$-8.200 B
22 Dec 2015
3 Q 2015
$-8.200 B
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$-6.200 B
11 Sept 2015
2 Q 2015
$-6.200 B
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$1.300 B
10 Jun 2015
1 Q 2015
$1.300 B
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$-8.300 B
10 Mar 2015
4 Q 2014
$-8.300 B
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$-10.100 B
08 Dec 2014
3 Q 2014
$-10.100 B
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$-7.800 B
01 Sept 2014
2 Q 2014
$-7.800 B
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$-1.200 B
26 May 2014
1 Q 2014
$-1.200 B
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$-4.200 B
05 Mar 2014
4 Q 2013
$-4.200 B
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