India's exports rise 23% to $44.4 billion in September, trade deficit narrows

India's exports have shown a significant increase, rising 23% to $44.4 billion in September 2026, while the trade deficit has narrowed to $30.21 billion. This information was shared by Commerce Secretary Rajesh Agarwal during a press briefing on trade data.

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Exports in September 2026: $44.4 billion (up 23% from the previous year)
Imports rose by 8% to $74.61 billion
Trade deficit in September 2025: $33 billion

India's exports rise 23% to $44.4 billion in September, trade deficit narrows

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