India’s Merchandise Trade Reaches Record Levels Amid Strong Domestic Demand
India's merchandise trade exceeded USD 1.2 trillion in 2025, with exports remaining resilient and imports continuing to expand through 2026
India's merchandise trade exceeded USD 1.2 trillion in 2025, with exports remaining resilient and imports continuing to expand through 2026
Global FDI rose to USD 1.62 trillion in 2025, with Asia remaining the largest destination and India attracting record inflows
China is the world’s dominant EV market, and surging exports and diversifying overseas sales are extending its reach across global markets
Manufacturing activity remained close to expansion in early 2026, while weaker export orders and raw material prices pressure the economy
Rapid growth in batteries, EVs and solar technologies is reinforcing China’s position at the centre of global clean energy supply chains.
The U.S. is growing mine output, but no producer yet challenges China’s export and refining leverage.
Rising imports of semiconductors, energy and industrial inputs point to renewed industrial activity.
China is no longer just a low-cost supplier; it now leads in high-growth segments while maintaining scale in consumables and components.
Integrated circuits exceed USD 1 trillion in global trade, with supply concentrated in Asia and demand in China, reinforcing structural dependencies.
A small group of highly specialised zones anchors China’s trade machine.