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China Goes Shopping in India as Exports Jump 39% and BRICS Trade Picks Up
Shipments to the four core BRICS economies climbed to $19.9 billion, with China and South Africa driving the gains, the commerce ministry said.
- India's exports to the four core BRICS economies surged 34% to $19.9 billion during the first five months of fiscal 2026-27, establishing these markets as a key pillar of the country's export strategy.
- Exports to China jumped 39% to $9.6 billion, while shipments to South Africa surged 58%, with the core BRICS grouping now accounting for 9.2% of India's total exports.
- Beyond the bloc, India's shipments to Japan climbed 43% to $3.43 billion, while exports to Italy rose about 30% to $3.92 billion and sales to South Korea increased 22% to $3.21 billion.
- Mineral fuels drove momentum, recording a $231.7 million increase in Japan trade alone, while electronics and aluminium also recorded healthy growth across markets.
- Commerce ministry officials noted exports to Core BRICS nations are growing nearly three times faster than the broader grouping, as India prioritizes deepening trade ties beyond traditional markets.
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China drives India’s BRICS export surge to $19.9 billion; shipments to Japan, Italy, S Korea also gain
India's exports to BRICS partners surged 34% in April-August 2026-27, with China seeing a 39% increase. The growth reflects deepening trade ties, particularly with core members. Exports to Japan rose 43%, driven by energy products and electronics.
·New Delhi, India
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Times of IndiaChina goes shopping in India as exports jump 39% and BRICS trade picks up
Indias exports are gaining ground across key markets, with shipments to four core BRICS economies rising 34% to $19.9 billion in April-August 2026-27. China and South Africa led the growth, while exports to Japan, Italy and South Korea also rose sharply, pointing to a broader expansion in Indias export footprint.
·Mumbai, India
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