India's Goods Trade Balance reflects the difference between exported and imported goods in the reference period. Economists use the indicator to evaluate the structure and intensity of trade flows between countries. It is also considered an important indicator of economic development. India has a general trade deficit, with the deficit tending to increase. An increase in the deficit may push the national currency quotes down.
India Goods Trade Balance
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31 Mar 2026 11:30 (tent.) GMT
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Previous
31 Mar 2021
4 Q 2020
$-34.500 B
$-11.963 B
$-14.800 B
30 Dec 2020
3 Q 2020
$-14.800 B
$-21.859 B
$-10.000 B
30 Sept 2020
2 Q 2020
$-10.000 B
$-34.600 B
$-35.000 B
30 Jun 2020
1 Q 2020
$-35.000 B
$-29.600 B
$-34.600 B
12 Mar 2020
4 Q 2019
$-34.600 B
$-46.700 B
$-38.100 B
31 Dec 2019
3 Q 2019
$-38.100 B
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$-46.200 B
30 Sept 2019
2 Q 2019
$-46.200 B
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$-35.200 B
28 Jun 2019
1 Q 2019
$-35.200 B
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$-49.500 B
29 Mar 2019
4 Q 2018
$-49.500 B
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$-50.000 B
07 Dec 2018
3 Q 2018
$-50.000 B
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$-45.700 B
07 Sept 2018
2 Q 2018
$-45.700 B
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$-41.600 B
13 Jun 2018
1 Q 2018
$-41.600 B
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$-44.100 B
16 Mar 2018
4 Q 2017
$-44.100 B
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$-32.800 B
13 Dec 2017
3 Q 2017
$-32.800 B
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$-41.200 B
15 Sept 2017
2 Q 2017
$-41.200 B
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$-29.700 B
15 Jun 2017
1 Q 2017
$-29.700 B
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$-33.300 B
23 Mar 2017
4 Q 2016
$-33.300 B
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$-25.600 B
13 Dec 2016
3 Q 2016
$-25.600 B
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$-23.800 B
21 Sept 2016
2 Q 2016
$-23.800 B
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$-24.800 B
16 Jun 2016
1 Q 2016
$-24.800 B
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$-34.000 B