Monthly Bulletin On FTS For March 2020 - 1 PDF

Monthly Bulletin on
Foreign Trade STATISTICS
March
2020
(Analysis based on data up
to February 2020)
Government of India
Ministry of Commerce and Industry
Department of Commerce
Directorate General of Foreign Trade
Statistics Division
(Data Analytics Unit)
Suggestions/feedback may be sent to Dr. P C Mishra,

Statistical Advisor,at pc.mishra@gov.in
Monthly Bulletin on Foreign Trade March 2020 Page i
Foreign Trade Data Analytics – Highlights
As per the Quick Estimates, India’s merchandise export in February 2020 was US$ 27,647 million as
compared to US$ 26,866 million in February 2019, registering a positive growth of 2.91%.
Total value of export for April-Feb, 2019-2020 was US$ 292,907.83 million as compared to US$
297,360.36 million during the period April-Feb 2018-19, registering a negative growth of 1.50%.
As per the Provisional Estimates, the top ten principal commodities of export during April-Feb 2019-20,
constituting 45.72 percent of India’s total export, along with percentage share and major destinations are:
1. Petroleum Products (13.27%)-U Arab Emts (13.44%), Singapore (10.02%), Netherland (9.58%)
2. Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Stones (6.70%)-U S A (34.93%), Hong Kong (33.09%), Belgium (10.21%)
3. Drug Formulations, Biologicals (5.05%)-U S A (39.09%), South Africa (3.39%), Uk (2.81%)
4. Gold and Oth Precs Metl Jwlery (4.42%)-U A E (59.65%), U S A (14.73%), Hong-Kong (13.03%)
5. Iron and Steel (2.96%)-Vietnam Soc Rep (12.01%), Nepal (10.41%), U Arab Emts (8.13%)
6. Electric Machinery and Equipment (2.84%)-U S A (30.4%), Germany (9.86%), U K (7.26%)
7. Rmg Cotton Incl Accessories (2.75%)-U S A (28.82%), U K (10.02%), U Arab Emts (8.99%)
8. Organic Chemicals (2.67%), China P Rp (23.47%), U S A (10.65%), Saudi Arab (6.27%)
9. Motor Vehicle/Cars (2.49%)-Mexico (17.43%), U S A (12.1%), South Africa (11.74%)
10. Products of Iron and Steel (2.24%)-U S A (22.78%), U Arab Emts (5.92%), Canada (5.48%)
As per the Final Estimates at ITC-HS 8-digit level, India’s export of Diamond (Other than Industrial
Diamond) Cut or otherwise worked but not mounted or set (ITC- HS 71023910) has increased by 1.1%
during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 19.54% over April-
Feb 2018-19. Out of top 10 destinations of export of the product, only Thailand (10.08%) and UK (3.8%)
registered positive growth. USA is the dominant exporter of the goods in the month of February 2020.
India’s export of Jewellery of Gold Unset (ITC- HS 71131910) has increased by 55.15% during 2018-19
over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has marginally increased by 5.63% over April-Feb
2019. UAE is the dominant market for export of the product over the years. Export to Turkey was
recorded at US$ 58.4 million in April-Feb 2020 while it was US$ 2.79 million during April-Feb 2019,
thereby showing an increase of 1,994.29%.
India’s export of Other of light oils and preparations (ITC- HS 27101290) has increased by 45.23% during
2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has highly decreased by 22.44% over April-Feb
2019. The export to UK, Kenya and UAE has positive growth whereas the export to USA, Netherland,
France, Sri Lanka, Mauritius and Unspecified Region has shown negative growth.
India’s export of Aluminium Ingots not Alloyed (ITC- HS 76011010) grew up by 14.11% during 2018-19
over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a negative growth of 10.20% over April-Feb
2019. Malaysia is the most dominant country of export witnessing positive growth of 40.13%.
India’s export of Jewellery of Gold set With Diamond (ITC- HS 71131930) declined by 12.23% during
2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 5.71% over
April-Feb 2019. USA is the most dominant country of export with growth in export value by 6.8%. The
export to France increased from US$ 54.48 million in Apr-Feb 2019 to US$ 78.56 million in Apr-Feb 2020
showing positive growth of 44.19%.
India’s import of Turbo Jets Of A Thruust>25 KN (ITC-HS 84111200) has decreased by 2.29% during
2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it decreased by 8.82% over April-Feb 2019.
Switzerland is the most dominant source of import of the product over the years and witnessed a positive
growth of 0.39% during the current period.
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India’s import of Crude Palm oil and its Fraction (ITC-HS 15111000) has increased by 16.93% during
2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 1.77% over April-Feb 2019.
Indonesia is the most dominant source of import of the product over the years and its share has increased by
12.71% in April-Feb 2020 to total import of the product.
India’s import of Personal Computer (Laptop, Palmtop, Etc) (ITC-HS 84713010) decreased by 11.01%
during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 10.20% over April-Feb
2019. China P Rp is the most dominant source of import of the product over the years and its share has
increased by 13.84% in April-Feb 2020 to total import of the product.
India’s import of Monolithic Integrated Circuits-Digital (ITC-HS 85423100) has increased by 328.96%
during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has increased by just 11.82% over April-
Feb 2019. Import from china, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan registered a high positive growth
during the current period. As a result, the above top ten sources constitute about 98.23% share in total
import of the product during the current period.
India’s export to USA recorded a positive growth of 9.46% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 3.99% over the corresponding period of previous year.
Diamond Cut (Other Than Industrial Diamond) is the most dominant product of India’s export to USA over
the years, registered a significant negative growth of 13.25% during April-Feb 2020 over the period April-
Feb 2018. Export of (i) Motor Car with cylinder capacity >=1500cc But <3000cc with spark-Ignition and
(ii) Othr Prts Of Aeroplanes/Helicopters has decreased during April-Feb 2020 over the corresponding
period of previous year.
India’s export to China PRP has increased by 25.64% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April- Feb
2019-20, it has risen by 3.12% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Share of above 15 products has
increased in total export to China PRP over the years from 44.29% in April-Feb 2018-19 to 50.03% in
April-Feb 2019-20.
India’s export to Singapore has increased by 13.42% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has decreased by 11.9% over April-Feb 2018-19. Export of High-speed diesel (HSD) witnessed
negative growth (41.31%) during April-Feb 2019-20 over April-Feb.2018-19. Share of above 15 products
has been seen decreasing in total export to Singapore over the years.
India’s export to Hong Kong has decreased by 11.49% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has declined by 17.49% over April-Feb 2018-19. Diamond Cut (Other Than Industrial
Diamond) is the most dominant product of India’s export to Hong Kong over the years and it registered a
negative growth of 30.73% during the current period. Other Coin export has increased to US$ 443.13
million in April-Feb 2019-20 from US$ 170.43 million in April-Feb 18-19.
India’s overall import from Iraq has increased by 27% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has increased by 5.29% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Above 15 products imported from
Iraq constitute about 85.48% share to the total import from Iraq over the years.
India’s overall import from Hong Kong has increased by 68.48% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 2.45% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Except 7 products all the
products witnessed high positive growth during the current period. Percentage share of the above products
have increase from 65.36% to 68.37% approximately in the current year.
India’s overall import from Indonesia has decreased by 3.58% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 2.35% over the period April- Feb 2018-19. Steam coal is the dominant
product of import from Indonesia.
Monthly Bulletin on Foreign Trade March 2020 Page iii

CONTENTS
Foreign Trade Data Analytics – Highlights ........................................................................................ ii
FOREIGN TRADE DATA ANALYTICS .......................................................................................... 1
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................. 1
A. Quick Estimates of Foreign Trade ..................................................................................................... 1
A.1 India’s Merchandise Trade ....................................................................................................... 1

A.2 India’s Services Trade ............................................................................................................... 2
A.3 India’s Overall Trade ................................................................................................................. 3
A.4 Sectoral Analysis of Merchandise Trade Based on Quick Estimates (QE) ................................ 4
B. India’s Merchandise Trade Based on Provisional Estimates (PE) ..................................................... 5
B.1 Export Scenario ......................................................................................................................... 5

B.1.2 Export by Principal Commodities ....................................................................................... 5
B.1.3 India’s Export: Region-wise................................................................................................ 7
B.1.4 Export by Destination ........................................................................................................ 8
B.2 Import Scenario ........................................................................................................................ 9
B.2.2 Import by Principal Commodities ...................................................................................... 9
B.2.3 India’s Import: Region-wise ............................................................................................. 11
B.2.4 Import from Sources ........................................................................................................ 12
C. Analysis based on ITC (HS) 8-digit level ......................................................................................... 14
C.1 India’s Merchandise Export at 8-digit ITC (HS) level ......................................................... 14

C.2 India’s Merchandise Import at 8-digit commodity level ................................................... 22
D. Analysis based on Markets for 8-digit ITC (HS) level ..................................................................... 30
D.1 India’s Merchandise Export by Destination at 8-digit ITC (HS) level................................. 30

D.2 Source-wise India’s Merchandise Import at 8-digit commodity level .............................. 37
E. Export Scenario: State-wise .............................................................................................................. 44
Table 1: Performance of India's Merchandise Trade ............................................................................ 46
Table 2: India’s month-wise Merchandise Trade.................................................................................. 46
Table 3: India’s month-wise Services Trade......................................................................................... 47
Table 4: India’s month-wise Overall Trade (Merchandise plus Services) ............................................ 47
Table 5: India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year ........... 48
Table 5 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
.......................................................................................................................................................... 49
Table 6: India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year ........... 50
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Table 6 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
.......................................................................................................................................................... 51
Table 7: India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise ....................................................... 52
Table 7 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise.......................................... 53
Table 8: India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise ....................................................... 54
Table 8 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise.......................................... 55
Table 9: India’s Export by Principal Commodity ................................................................................. 56
Table 10: India’s Import by Principal Commodity ............................................................................... 57
Table 11: India’s Export by Destination ............................................................................................... 58
Table 12: India’s Import by Sources ..................................................................................................... 59
Table 13: India’s Export by Region ...................................................................................................... 60
Table 14: India’s Import by Region ...................................................................................................... 61
Table 15: India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................................ 62
Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................. 63
Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................. 64
Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level .............................................................. 66
Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level .............................................................. 67
Table 17: India’s Export by Destination for 8 digit HS code level ....................................................... 68
Table 17 (Contd.): India’s Export by Destination for 8 digit HS code level ........................................ 69
Table 17 (Contd.): India’s Export by Destination For 8 Digit HS Code Level .................................... 70
Table 18: India’s Import by Source for 8 digit HS code level .............................................................. 71
Table 18 (Contd.): India’s Import by Source for 8 digit HS code level................................................ 72
Table 18 (Contd.): India’s Import By Source For 8 Digit HS Code Level ........................................... 73
Table 19: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Share ............................................................................... 74
Table 20: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Growth............................................................................ 75
Table 21: India’s performance in Global Trade ................................................................................... 76
Monthly Bulletin on Foreign Trade March 2020 Page v

FOREIGN TRADE DATA ANALYTICS
Introduction
Merchandise foreign trade data are compiled on the basis of flows/movements of goods across the custom
frontiers of India by DGCI&S. The value of import is based on CIF, i.e. Cost, Insurance and Freight
whereas the value of export is on FOB (Free on Board). The foreign trade statistics are released in three
phases:
(i) Monthly Quick Estimates are released by fifteenth of the following month,
(ii) Principal Commodity level data is released within 30 days, and
(iii) Detailed 8-digit commodity level data are released within 60 days.
All these data are provisional and are dynamically revised till it is finalised on the basis of late receipt of
data. This Report contains analysis of these three categories of latest available data.
FETERS are used as input in compilation of balance of payments (BOP) for India and released by Reserve
Bank of India (RBI) within 45 days. The foreign trade in Services data are compiled from these monthly
RBI releases.
A. Quick Estimates of Foreign Trade

The Quick Estimates of Merchandise Foreign Trade are grouped into 30 major commodities.
A.1 India’s Merchandise Trade
In February 2020, India’s merchandise export was US$ 27,647 million as compared to US$ 26,866 million
in February 2019, registering a positive growth of 2.91%. In February 2020, India’s merchandise import
was US$ 37,497 million as compared to US$ 36,590 million in Feb 2019, registering a positive growth of
2.48%. As a result, trade deficit during Feb 2020 has marginally decreased as compared to Feb 2019.
Figure 1 depicts the merchandise trade performance for the period April-Feb. 2019-20 over the
corresponding period of the previous year.
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The month-wise merchandise export, import, trade balance since April 2016-17 is given in Table 2. The
trend of merchandise export, import and trade balance over the months of March, 2019 to February, 2020
is depicted at Figure 2.
A.2 India’s Services Trade

In January 2020, India’s export was US$ 18,985 million as compared to US$ 17,745 million in January
2019, registering a positive growth of 6.99%. In January 2020, India’s import was US$ 12,001 million as
compared to US$ 11,027 million in January 2019, registering a positive growth of 8.83%.
Figure 3 depicts the services trade performance for the period April-Jan 2019 over the corresponding
period of the previous year. It shows that value of export for April-Jan, 2019 was US$ 179,260 million as
compared to US$ 167,458 million during April-Jan 2019, registering a positive growth of 7.05%. The total
value of import in April-Jan 2019 was US$ 110,995 million as compared to US$ 101,974 million during
April-Jan 2018, registering a positive growth of 8.85%. As a result, trade balance for services during
April-Jan 2019 has improved as compared to April-Jan 2018.
Figure 3: Services Trade Performance

1,79,260
1,67,458
180000
160000
1,10,995
Value in US$ Million
1,01,974
140000
120000
68,265
65,484
100000
80000
60000
40000
20000
0
Export Import Trade Balance
Apr- Jan, 2018-19 Apr-Jan, 2019-20

The month-wise services export, import, trade balance since April, 2016 based on the press releases of
RBI is given in Table 3. The trend of services export, import and trade balance over the months of
February 2019 to January 2020 is depicted at Figure 4.
Figure 4: Trend of Services Trade for last 12 months

25000
20004
18679 18552 19084 18985
20000 17944 18062 18244 17536 17,698 17996
16584
15000 12492 12829 12555

11365 11402 11758 12006 11472 12001
11096 10,864
9809
10000
5000 6775 6660 6794 6834 7449 6984

6579 6187 6255 6238 6440 6524
0
Feb, 19 Mar, 19 Apr,19 May, 19 June, 19 July,19 Aug, 19 Sep, 19 Oct, 19 Nov, 19 Dec, 19 Jan, 20
Exports Imports Trade Balance
A.3 India’s Overall Trade
In January, 2020 India’s overall export was US$ 44,955 million as compared to US$ 44,154 million in
January 2019, registering positive growth of 1.81%. In January 2020 India’s overall import was US$
53,146 million as compared to US$ 52,482 million in January 2019, registering a positive growth of
41.26%.
Figure 5 depicts the overall trade performance for the period April- Jan 2019-20 over the corresponding
period of the previous year. It shows that total value of export for April- Jan, 2019-20 was US$ 444,520
million as compared to US$ 437,953 million during April- January 2018-19, registering a positive growth
of 1.50%. The total value of import in April-January 2019-20 was US$ 509,525 million as compared to
535,743 million during April-January 2018-19, registering a negative growth of 4.89%. As a result,
overall trade deficit during April-December 2019 has decreased as compared to April- January 2018-19.
Figure 5: India's Overall Trade Performance

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600000
444520
437953
500000
400000
300000 Apr- Jan, 2018-19

Apr-Jan, 2019-20
200000
100000
-65005
-97791
-100000
Export Import Trade Balance

The month-wise overall export, import, trade balance since July, 2016 is given in Table 4. The trend of
overall export, import and trade balance over the months of Feb 2019 to Jan 2019 is depicted at Figure 6.
Figure 6: Trend of Overall Trade for last 12 months
70000
57846
60000 55084 52803 52589 53,146
52048 51588 49578 51166
46399 47987 48255
50000
50662 48673
40000 45417 47361
43450 44135 43564 44371 43570 44075 43978 44,955
30000
20000
10000
0
-10000 -2949 -4422 -4417 -4180 -3805
-7172 -7217 -5600
-8667 -9173 -8484 -8190
-20000
Feb, 19 Mar,19 Apr,19 May, 19 June,19 July, 19 Aug, 19 Sep, 19 Oct, 19 Nov, 19 Dec, 19 Jan, 20
Exports Imports Trade Balance
A.4 Sectoral Analysis of Merchandise Trade Based on Quick Estimates (QE)

India’s merchandise exports of QE groups for last 2 years and the current year is given in Table 5. The
month-wise quick estimate of export for 30 major commodities Feb, 2019 to Jan, 2020 are given in Table
7. The trend of export of 10 major commodities for last 12 months is depicted at Figure 7.
Figure 7: Trend of Export values of Major Commodities for last 12 months

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Value of Export (US$ Million)
5000
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
Mar, 19 Apr, 19 May,19 Jun, 19 July,19 Aug, 19 Sept, 19 Oct, 19 Nov, 19 Dec, 19 Jan, 20 Feb, 20
Engineering Goods Petroleum Products
Gems And Jewellery Organic And Inorganic Chemicals
Drugs And Pharmaceuticals RMG Of All Textiles
Electronic Goods Cotton Yarn/Fabs./Madeups, Handloom Products Etc.
Rice Plastic And Linoleum

India’s merchandise imports of QE groups for last years and the current year is given in Table 6. The
month-wise quick estimate of import for 30 major commodities since Feb, 2019 – Feb. 2020 is given in
Table 8. The trend of import of 10 major commodities for last 12 months is depicted in Figure 8.
Figure 8: Trend of Import values of Major Commodities for last 12 months

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Value of Import (US$ Million)
8000
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0
Mar, 19 Apr, 19 May,19 Jun, 19 July,19 Aug, 19 Sept, 19 Oct, 19 Nov, 19 Dec, 19 Jan, 20 Feb, 20
Petroleum, Crude & products Electronic goods Machinery, electrical & non-electrical
Transport equipment Organic & Inorganic Chemicals Coal, Coke & Briquettes, etc.
Gold Pearls, precious & Semi-precious stones Artificial resins, plastic materials, etc.
Non-ferrous metals
B. India’s Merchandise Trade Based on Provisional Estimates (PE)
Provisional estimates of merchandise trade data are based on 168 principal commodities and countries.
B.1 Export Scenario
B.1.2 Export by Principal Commodities

During Apr-Feb 2019-20, the highest export of US$ 38,700.65 million was recorded in Petroleum
Products which constitute the largest share of 13.27% in India’s total export. The top ten principal
commodities of export during April-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage share are (i) Petroleum Products
(13.27%) (ii) Pearl, Precious, Semiprecious Stones (6.70%), (iii) Drug Formulations, Biological (5.05%),
(iv) Gold & Other Precious Metal Jewellery (4.42%), (v) Iron and Steel (2.96%), (vi) Electric Machinery
And Equipment (2.84%), (vii) RMG Cotton Incl Accessories (2.75%), (viii) Organic Chemicals (2.67%),
(ix) Motor Vehicle/Cars (2.49%) and (x) Product of Iron and Steel (2.24%) and these top 10 principal
commodities together accounted for about 45.40% of India’s total export.
The value of export of top 40 principal commodities along with the percentage change is given at Table 9.
Figure 9 depicts the percentage change in top ten principal commodities during Apr-Feb. 2019-20 as
compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. It shows that the highest growth of 14.05%
registered in export of commodity Drug Formulations, Biologicals among the top ten principal
commodities followed by Gold and Oth Precs Metl Jwlery (9.63%), Electric machinery and Equipment
(8.22%), and Rmg Cotton Incl Accessories (3.39%). Export of other commodities in top ten items has
registered almost zero or negative growth during the current year.

Figure 9: Export of Top 10 Commodities during Feb 2020
47500 20
14.05
42500 15
9.63
37500 8.22
Percentage Change
10
32500 3.39
27500 0.11 5
-2.11
22500 0
-5.23
17500 -7.35
-9.87 -5
12500
-10
7500
-18.16 -15
2500
-2500 -20
2018-19 (Apr-Feb) 2019-20 (Apr-Feb) % Change
Three Major Destinations of Export of Top 10 Principal Commodities (Apr-Feb. 2019-20):
Following Table depicts the top three destinations of export of the respective commodity along with the
percentage share:
S.No. Principal Commodities Major Destinations

U Arab Emts Singapore Netherland
1 Petroleum Products
(13.44%) (10.02%) (9.58%)
USA Hong Kong Belgium
2 Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Stones
(34.93%) (33.09%) (10.21%)
USA South Africa Uk
3 Drug Formulations, Biologicals
(39.09%) (3.39%) (2.81%)
U Arab Emts USA Hong Kong
4 Gold And Oth Precs Metl Jwlery
(59.65%) (14.73%) (13.03%)
Vietnam Soc Rep Nepal U Arab Emts
5 Iron And Steel
(12.01%) (10.41%) (8.13%)
USA Germany UK
6 Electric Machinery And Equipment
(30.4%) (9.86%) (7.26%)
USA UK U Arab Emts
7 Rmg Cotton Incl Accessories
(28.82%) (10.02%) (8.99%)
China P Rp USA Saudi Arab
8 Organic Chemicals
(23.47%) (10.65%) (6.27%)
Mexico USA South Africa
9 Motor Vehicle/Cars
(17.43%) (12.1%) (11.74%)
USA U Arab Emts Canada
10 Products Of Iron And Steel
(22.78%) (5.92%) (5.48%)

B.1.3 India’s Export: Region-wise
India’s export is made to the Regions of (i) Asia, (ii) America, (iii) Africa, (iv) Europe, (v)
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) & Baltics and (vi) Unspecified Region. The value of India’s
export to various Regions during Apr-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage change is given at Table 13.
The percentage share of various Regions in India’s total export during the period of Apr-Feb 2019-20 is
given in Figure 10. It shows that Asia Region constitute the highest share of 46.81% in India’s total
export followed by America Region with 22.21% during Apr-Feb, 2019-20.
Figure 10 : Region-wise share in India's Export during April-Feb 2019
Unspecified Region
1.04%
CIS & Baltics Europe
1.34% 19.36%
Africa
9.23%
Asia
46.81% America
22.21%
The detailed profile of export to Asia Region is given in the following Table. It reveals that the highest
export of US$ 37,787.18 million was recorded to West Asia-GCC during Apr-Feb 2019-20 and it
constitutes the share of 12.95% followed by NE Asia which constitutes the share of 12.28% in India’s
total export.
India’s Export to Asia Region (Value in US$ Million)

Apr-Feb, % Apr-Feb, % %
Asia Region
2018-19 Share 2019-20 (P) Share Change
West Asia- GCC 37,701.71 12.68 37,787.18 12.95 0.23
NE Asia 38,345.78 12.90 35,812.37 12.28 -6.61
ASEAN 32,811.46 11.03 29,479.63 10.11 -10.15
South Asia 23,063.93 7.76 20,337.04 6.97 -11.82
Other West Asia 9,462.58 3.18 9,975.52 3.42 5.42
East Asia (Oceania) 3,725.28 1.25 3,164.32 1.08 -15.06
Total Export to Asia Region 1,45,110.74 48.80 1,36,556.06 46.81 -5.90
Figure 11 shows the comparative picture of export to various Regions during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over the
corresponding period of previous year. It shows that the highest positive growth of 25.85% was registered
in export to Region CIS & Baltics followed by Africa (5.03%) during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over the
corresponding period of previous year.

Figure 11 : India's Export by Region
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136556
160000 30
140000 25
25.85
120000 20
Percenmtage Change
100000 15
64782
62239
58006
56485
80000 10
5.03 4.09
60000 5
26925
40000 -2.62 25635 0
3921
3116
20000 -5
0 -5.90 -10
Europe Africa America Asia CIS & Baltics
B.1.4 Export by Destination
During Apr-Feb 2019-20, the highest export of US$ 49,385.96 million was recorded to destination USA
which constitutes the largest share of 16.93% in India’s total export. The top ten destinations of export
during Apr-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage share are (i) USA (16.93%), (ii) UAE (9.32%), (iii) China
PRP (5.33%), (iv) Hong Kong (3.41%), (v) Singapore (2.85%), (vi) UK (2.82%), (vii) Netherland
(2.68%), (viii) Germany (2.65%), (ix) Bangladesh PR (2.58%), (x) Nepal (2.28%) and these top 10
destinations together accounted for about 50.85% of India’s total export.
The value of export to top 40 destinations along with percentage change is given at Table 11.
Figure 12 depicts the comparative picture of export to top ten destinations during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over
the period of Apr-Feb 2018-19. It shows that the highest growth of 3.98% was registered in export to USA
followed by China (3.13%) during Apr-Feb 2019-20. Export to Bangladesh Pr, Singapore and Hong Kong
registered a negative growth of 9.40%, 12.51% and 17.49% respectively during the current period.
Figure 12: Top 10 Destinations of Exports during April-Feb 2019

54500 10
3.98
44500 3.13 5
Percentage Change
34500 -2.32 0
-4.22
-0.50 -1.14 -6.49
24500 -5
-9.40
14500 -12.51 -10
4500 -15
-17.49
-5500 -20
USA U Arab China P Rp Hong Kong Singapore UK Netherland Germany Bangladesh Nepal
Emts Pr

Top Three Major Principal Commodities exported to top ten Destinations (Apr-Feb 2019-20):
Following Table depicts the top three principal commodities of export of the respective destination along
with the percentage share:
Sl. No Destinations Major Principal Commodities

Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Drug Formulations, Electric Machinery And
1 USA
Stones (13.83%) Biologicals (11.66%) Equipme (5.09%)
Gold And Oth Precs Metl Petroleum Products Telecom Instruments
2 U Arab Emts
Jwlery (28.29%) (19.13%) (7.29%)
Petroleum Products Iron Ore Organic Chemicals
3 China P Rp
(13.2%) (12.32%) (11.76%)
Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Gold And Oth Precs Gold
4 Hong Kong
Stones (65.11%) Metl Jwlery (16.91%) (4.46%)
Petroleum Products Ship, Boat And Floating Electric Machinery And
5 Singapore
(46.62%) Struct (10.87%) Equipme (4.89%)
Rmg Cotton Incl Electric Machinery And Drug Formulations,
6 UK
Accessories (9.79%) Equipme (7.37%) Biologicals (5.04%)
Petroleum Products Rmg Cotton Incl Organic Chemicals
7 Netherland
(47.34%) Accessories (3.32%) (2.66%)
Electric Machinery And Rmg Cotton Incl Drug Formulations,
8 Germany
Equipme (10.56%) Accessories (6.54%) Biologicals (5.04%)
Cotton Raw Incld. Waste Other Commodities Cotton Yarn
9 Bangladesh Pr
(7.64%) (7.31%) (7.01%)
Petroleum Products Iron And Steel Motor Vehicle/Cars
10 Nepal
(24.29%) (13.52%) (3.43%)
B.2 Import Scenario
B.2.2 Import by Principal Commodities
During Apr-Feb 2019-20, the highest import of US$ 94,768.84 million was recorded for the commodity
Petroleum crude which constitutes the largest share of 21.40% in India’s total import. The top ten
principal commodities of import during April-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage share are (i) Petroleum:
Crude (21.40%), (ii) Gold (6.10%), (iii) Petroleum Products (5.81%), (iv) Coal, Coke And Briquittes Etc.
(4.71%), (v) Pearl, Precious, Semiprecious Stones (4.76%), (vi) Electronics Components (3.45%), (vii)
Telecom Instruments (3.02%), (viii) Organic Chemicals (2.58%), (ix) Indl. Machinery for Dairy Etc.
(2.58%) and (x) Iron and Steel (2.29%) are top 10 principal commodities that accounted for about 56.69%
of India’s total import.
The value of import of top 40 principal commodities along with percentage change is given at Table 10.
Figure13 depicts the percentage change in top ten principal commodities during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over
the corresponding period of previous year. It shows that the highest growth of 7.09% was registered in
import of Electronics Components among these top ten commodities followed by petroleum products
(4.62%) and Indl. Machinery for Dairy Etc (0.20%). The growth of the import in other top 10 products
shows negative trend during the April-Feb 2019.

Figure 9: Import of Top 10 Commodities during Feb 2020
117500 7.09 10
4.62
97500 5
0.20
Percentage Change
0
77500
-9.35 -8.85 -5
57500 -11.72
-13.41 -12.50 -13.03 -10
37500
-15
-20.33
17500 -20
-2500 -25
Three Major Sources of Import of Top ten Principal Commodities (Apr-Feb 2019-20):
Following Table depicts the top three sources of import of the respective commodity along with
percentage share:
S. No. Principal Commodities Major Sources

Iraq Saudi Arab U Arab Emts
1 Petroleum: Crude
(22.25%) (19.91%) (10.48%)
Switzerland U Arab Emts Peru
2 Gold
(51.15%) (9.73%) (5.13%)
Qatar U Arab Emts Saudi Arab
3 Petroleum Products
(25.04%) (18.46%) (10.24%)
Australia Indonesia South Africa
4 Coal,Coke And Briquittes Etc
(32.43%) (29.43%) (13.24%)
Belgium U Arab Emts USA
5 Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Stones
(23.1%) (22.62%) (19.8%)
China P Rp Hong Kong Korea
6 Electronics Components
(37.38%) (24.78%) Rp (9.92%)
China P Rp Hong Kong Vietnam Soc Rep
7 Telecom Instruments
(40%) (20.64%) (18.1%)
China P Rp U S A (11.54%) Korea Rp (9.05%)
8 Organic Chemicals
(26.75%)
China P Rp Germany Japan
9 Indl. Machnry For Dairy Etc
(34.34%) (13.1%) (10.58%)
Korea Rp China P Rp Japan
10 Iron And Steel
(21.05%) (10.71%) (9.77%)

B.2.3 India’s Import: Region-wise
India’s import is made from the Regions of (i) Asia, (ii) America, (iii) Africa, (iv) Europe, (v)
Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) & Baltics and (vi) Unspecified Region.
The value of India’s import from various Regions during Apr-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage change
is given at Table 14. The percentage share of various Regions in India’s total import during the period of
Apr-Feb 2019-20 is depicted at Figure 14. It shows that the Asia Region constitutes the highest share of
61.72% in India’s total import followed by Europe Region with 15.14% during Apr-Feb 2019-20.
Figure 14: Region-wise share in India's import during April-Feb 2019

Unspecified Region
CIS & Baltics 0.05%
2.43% Europe
15.14%
Africa
7.82%
America
12.83%
Asia
61.72%
The detailed profile of import from Asia Region is given in the following Table. It reveals that the highest
import of US$ 112,384.81 million was recorded from NE Asia during Apr-Feb 2019-20 and it constitutes
the share of 24.37% in India’s total import.
India’s Import from Asia Region (Value in US$ Million)

Apr-Feb. Apr-Feb. %
Asia Region % Share % Change
2018-19 2019-20 (P) Share
NE Asia 1,12,384.81 23.89 1,07,896.79 24.37 -3.99
West Asia- GCC 72,784.52 15.47 74,417.17 16.81 2.24
ASEAN 54,119.91 11.51 51,848.56 11.71 -4.20
Other West Asia 36,201.61 7.70 25,788.18 5.82 -28.77
East Asia (Oceania) 12,881.88 2.74 9,764.49 2.21 -24.20
South Asia 4,008.18 0.85 3,590.90 0.81 -10.41
Total Import from Asia Region 2,92,380.91 62.16 2,73,306.09 61.72 -6.52
Figure 15 shows the comparative picture of import from various Regions during Apr-Feb 2019-20 as
compared to the corresponding period of previous year. It shows that the highest positive growth of
25.60% was registered in import from CIS & Baltics during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over the corresponding

Figure 15 : India's Import by Region
350000 30
25.60
300000 25
292381
20
250000
Percentage Change
15
273306
200000
10
150000
5
59477
56822
72324
100000
67064
37464
34648
0
-4.46
10753
8562
50000 -7.27 -6.52 -5
-7.52
0 -10
Europe Africa America Asia CIS & Baltics
B.2.4 Import from Sources

During Apr-Feb 2019-20, the highest import of US$ 62,379.46 million was recorded from China PRP
which constitutes the largest share of 14.09% in India’s total import. The top ten sources of import during
Apr-Feb 2019-20 along with percentage share are (i) China PRP (14.09%) (ii) USA (7.59%), (iii) UAE
(6.38%), (iv) Saudi Arab (5.65%), (v) Iraq (4.95%), (vi) Switzerland (3.63%), (vii) Hong Kong (3.54%),
(viii) Korea RP (3.27%), (ix) Indonesia (3.21%) and (x) Singapore (3.11%) and these top ten sources
together accounted for about 55.41% in India’s total import.
The value of import from top 40 sources along with percentage change is given at Table 12.
Figure 16 depicts the comparative picture of import from top 10 sources during Apr-Feb 2019-20 over the
period of Apr-Feb 2018-19. It shows that the highest positive growth of 6.15% was registered in import
from Iraq followed by UAE (4.10%) and USA (3.49) during Apr-Feb 2019-20. Countries like China P
Rp, Hong Kong and Singapore have registered negative growth during Apr-Feb 2019-20.
Figure 16 : Top 10 Sources of Import during April-Feb 2020

72500 8
6.15
62500 6
3.49 4.10
52500 4
Percentage Change
42500 2
32500 -2.35 0
-2.45
22500 -3.59 -2
-1.93
12500 -5.47 -4
-4.37
2500 -6.93 -6
-7500 -8

Top Three Major Principal Commodities imported from Top ten Sources (Apr-Feb 2019-20):
Following Table depicts the top three principal commodities of import of the respective source along with
the percentage share:
S. No. Sources Major Principal Commodities imported
Electronics Components Telecom Instruments Computer Hardware,
1 China P Rp
(9.15%) (8.57%) Peripherals (6.37%)
Petroleum: Crude Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Electric Machinery
2 USA
(13.71%) Stones (12.41%) And Equipme (7.39%)
Petroleum: Crude Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Petroleum: Product
3 U Arab Emts
(35.13%) Stones (16.85%) (16.81%)
Petroleum: Crude Petroleum Products Fertilezers
4 Saudi Arab
(75.45%) (10.53%) Manufactured (3.67%)
Petroleum: Crude Petroleum Products
5 Iraq Fresh Fruits (0.25%)
(96.27%) (3.46%)
Medical And
Gold Drug Formulations,
6 Switzerland Scientific Instrum
(85.94%) Biologicals (1.73%)
(1.25%)
Electronics Components Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Telecom Instruments
7 Hong Kong
(22.45%) Stones (19.14%) (16.83%)
Iron And Steel Electronics Components Plastic Raw Materials
8 Korea Rp
(13.63%) (9.66%) (9.21%)
Ship, Boat And
Coal,Coke And Vegetable Oils
9 Indonesia Floating Struct
Briquittes Etc (43.2%) (18.79%)
(6.52%)
Electronics Components Computer Hardware, Organic Chemicals
10 Singapore
(9.9%) Peripherals (9.06%) (7.16%)

C. Analysis based on ITC (HS) 8-digit level
Detailed 8-digit commodity level data are released with the time lag of 60 days.
C.1 India’s Merchandise Export at 8-digit ITC (HS) level

The details of top 100 commodities at 8-digit ITC HS code level for the last two years and the current year
along with the percentage change are given at Table 15.
The details of export scenario of top 15 8-digit level commodities as per Table 15 in respect of
corresponding top ten destinations for the last two years and the current year are as follows:
1. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 71023910 (Diamond (Other than Industrial
Diamond) Cut or otherwise worked but not mounted or set)
(Value in US$ Million)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19
Change 2019 2020 Change
1 USA 9855.36 9340.78 -5.22 7,547.43 6,547.33 -13.25
2 Hong Kong 7546.47 8242.22 9.22 8,735.47 6,050.66 -30.73
3 Belgium 1676.93 1735.3 3.48 1,600.45 1,308.72 -18.23
4 U Arab Emts 1388.95 1176.89 -15.27 1043.94 1012.48 -3.01
5 Israel 935.59 956.34 2.22 878.18 811.42 -7.6
6 Thailand 576.93 524.49 -9.09 477.6 527.85 10.52
7 Japan 247.95 385.08 55.31 347.87 332.01 -4.56
8 UK 127.81 133.46 4.42 123.01 127.68 3.8
9 Australia 192.17 192.28 0.06 144.04 120.25 -16.52
10 Switzerland 163.29 155.86 -4.55 135.61 116.14 -14.36
Total of above destinations 22,711.45 22,842.70 0.58 21,033.60 16,954.54 -19.39
% Share of above 96.60 96.10 -- 96.17 96.34 --
India’s Total Export of 71023910 23,510.93 23,769.33 1.1 21,872.34 17,599.47 -19.54
India’s export of diamond (other than industrial diamond) has increased by 1.1% during 2018-19 over the
year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 19.54% over April-Feb 2018-19. Out of top
10 destinations of export of the product, only Thailand (10.08%) and UK (3.8%) registered positive
growth. USA is the dominant exporter of the goods in the month of February 2020.
2. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 27101930 (High Speed Diesel)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 % Change
Change 2019 2020
1 Singapore 4054.27 3972.45 -2.02 3,751.81 2,270.37 -39.49
2 Netherland 886.38 1265.64 42.79 1,200.48 1,558.40 29.81
3 Mozambique 531.74 677.86 27.48 589.11 1,472.10 149.88
4 Israel 1044.23 1571.2 50.46 1,395.03 1,244.40 -10.8
5 Nepal 722.05 985.39 36.47 894.85 874.21 -2.31
6 Malaysia 901.53 1482.29 64.42 1482.29 781.46 -47.28
7 Turkey 912.72 1,196.32 31.07 1,032.09 769.03 -25.49
8 Tanzania Rep 597.82 535.47 -10.43 535.47 647.23 20.87
9 Belgium 178.3 211.65 18.70 211.65 497.43 135.03
10 South Africa 629.75 477.16 -24.23 429.51 474.14 10.39
Total of Above destinations 10,458.79 12,375.43 18.33 11,522.29 10,588.77 -8.10
% Share of above 68.52 61.27 -- 61.80 63.61 --
India’s Total Export of
15,263.55 20,198.93 32.33 18,643.98 16,646.05 -10.72
27101930
India’s export of High-Speed Diesel has increased by 32.33% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18.
During April-Feb 2020, it has decreased by 10.72% over April-Feb 2018. Singapore is the dominant market

for export of the product that witnessed decrease in export by 39.49% during the current period. India’s
export of the product to Mozambique has increased by 149.88% followed by Belgium by 135.03% during
April-Feb 2020 over April-Feb 2019.
3. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 71131910 (Jewellery of Gold Unset)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 % Change % Change
2019 2020
1 U Arab Emts 4588.24 7600.02 65.64 6,917.50 7,036.68 1.72
2 Hong Kong 131.08 203.77 55.45 162.8 398.18 144.58
3 Singapore 214.84 314.58 46.43 280.92 263.04 -6.36
4 UK 286.96 53.97 -81.19 48.21 83.51 73.22
5 USA 61.66 82.98 34.58 75.78 79.85 5.37
6 Turkey 4.18 8.11 94.02 2.79 58.4 1,994.29
7 Malaysia 33.22 60.32 81.58 52.38 52.44 0.12
8 Qatar 21.61 34.86 61.31 31.45 19.8 -37.03
9 Canada 8.97 11.49 28.09 9.94 9.77 -1.73
10 Thailand 1.41 0.84 -40.59 0.83 8.81 963.33
Total of Above destinations 5,352.17 8,370.94 56.40 7,582.60 8,010.48 5.64
% Share of above 98.78 99.58 -- 99.61 99.62 --
5,418.27 8,406.53 55.15 7,612.25 8,040.99 5.63
71131910
India’s export of Jewellery of Gold Unset has increased by 55.15% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18.
During April-Feb 2020, it has marginally increased by 5.63% over April-Feb 2019. UAE is the dominant
market for export of the product over the years. Export to Turkey was recorded at US$ 58.4 million in
April-Feb 2020 while it was US$ 2.79 million during April-Feb 2019, thereby showing an increase of
1,994.29%.
4. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 27101920 (Aviation Turbine Fuel)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 2019 2020
% Change
Change
1 Netherland 1259.1 3093.02 145.65 2,738.38 2,018.27 -26.3
2 Unspecified 2105.9 2652.37 25.95 2,422.37 1,947.16 -19.62
3 U Arab Emts 147.53 325.93 120.92 317.58 394.3 24.16
4 France 229.56 449.45 95.79 364.52 318.84 -12.53
5 Kenya 198.51 214.04 7.82 214.04 246.12 14.99
6 Togo 0.01 -100.00 173.04
7 UK 243.9 286.2 17.34 145.84 163.16 11.87
8 USA 243.9 286.2 17.34 285.64 118 -58.69
9 Mauritius 205.55 237.57 226.37 111.73 -50.64
10 Sri Lanka Dsr 69.97 185.3 164.83 172 106.29 -38.20
% Share of above 73.03 82.64 -- 80.04 83.86 --
6,440.97 9,353.97 45.23 8,604.22 6,673.72 -22.44
27101920
India’s export of Aviation Turbine Fuel has increased by 45.23% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18.
During April-Feb 2020, it has highly decreased by 22.44% over April-Feb 2019. The export to UK,

Kenya and UAE has positive growth whereas the export to USA, Netherland, France, Sri Lanka, Mauritius
and Unspecified Region has shown negative growth.
5. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 30049099 (Other medicines put up for retail
sale N.E.S)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
2019 2020 Change
1 USA 1862.99 2146.62 15.22445102 1,928.66 2,446.35 26.84
2 South Africa 325.9 334.6 2.669530531 306.6 304.3 -0.75
3 UK 130.96 158.52 21.04459377 143.89 135.28 -5.98
4 Kenya 106.55 118.07 10.81182543 100.36 130.32 29.86
5 Germany 75.73 83.01 9.613099168 71.96 107.43 49.3
6 Tanzania Rep 91.18 70.4 -22.79008555 58.27 101.05 73.42
7 Russia 95.01 91.54 -3.652247132 82.35 98.86 20.05
8 Philippines 134.07 152.72 13.91064369 85.31 96.6 13.24
9 Nigeria 89.9 116.39 29.46607341 140.54 95 -32.4
10 Australia 30.22 126.84 319.7220384 75.78 90.68 19.66
% Share of above 56.81 58.53 -- 57.38 60.59 --
5,179.62 5,806.41 12.1 5,217.10 5,950.82 14.06
30049099
India’s export of other medicines has increased by 12.1% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 14.06% over April-Feb 2019. Share of export of the product to above
top 10 destinations have increased to 60.59% during April-Feb 2020 from 57.38% during April-Feb 2019.
All above top ten destinations except South Africa, UK and Nigeria registered a negative growth in export
of the product during the current period. USA is the dominant market for export of the product over the
years.
6. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC HS Code 27101219 (Other of Motor Spirit)

% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 2019 2020
% Change
Change
1 USA 3437.08 4508.63 31.18 3,733.14 3,429.37 -8.14
2 China P Rp 891.88 741.79 -16.83 670.09 511.48 -23.67
3 U Arab Emts 152.34 439.78 188.68 365.05 408.25 11.84
4 Singapore 689.06 679.55 -1.38 526.25 338.86 -35.61
5 Korea Rp 299.58 445.37 48.66 413.51 240.02 -41.96
6 Oman 186.11 281.04 51.01 239.5 229.2 -4.3
7 Iraq 872.41 483.05 -44.63 483.05 202.9 -58
8 Taiwan 188.81 203.84 7.96 184.58 200.36 8.55
9 Malaysia 204.7 74.18 -63.76 74.18 91.38 23.19
10 Australia 266.05 58.88 -77.87 26.91 89.5 232.54
% Share of above 83.01 87.05 -- 87.96 92.30 --
8,338.53 9,025.83 8.24 7,635.36 6,220.29 -18.53
27101219
India’s export of the product has increased by 8.24% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it has decreased by 18.53% over April-Feb 2019. Share of export of the product to above

top ten destinations have increased to 92.30% during April-Feb 2020 while it was just 87.96% during
April-Feb 19. Export of the product to Australia has also highly increased by 232.54% during the current
period.
7. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC-HS Code 27101290 (other of light oils and
preparations)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 USA 1325.42 1273.24 -3.94 1,132.29 1,382.46 22.09
2 China P Rp 810.33 1609.18 98.58 1,507.25 1,053.96 -30.07
3 U Arab Emts 83.58 75.32 -9.88 69.64 743.78 967.98
4 Singapore 387.13 323.46 -16.45 243 416.38 71.35
5 Korea Rp 343.45 436.01 26.95 436.01 307.63 -29.44
6 Oman 93.53
7 Iraq 76.18
8 Taiwan 318.45 52.29 -83.58 52.29 55.65 6.42
9 Malaysia 50.62
10 Australia 57.5 -100.00 44.94
% Share of above 81.51 89.63 -- 88.77 95.83 --
4,080.29 4,205.52 3.07 3,875.68 4,408.81 13.76
27101290
India’s export of the product has increased by 3.07% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 13.76% over April-Feb 2019. USA is the most dominant
market of export of the product as export to USA has increased to US$ 1,382.46 million witnessing
22.09% growth in the current period as compared to previous year.
9. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC- HS Code 10063020 (Basmati Rice)

Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Iran 904.73 1556.17 72.00 1,327.84 1056.85 -20.41
2 Saudi Arab 829.61 938.91 13.17 796.01 852.37 7.08
3 Iraq 435.52 399.43 -8.29 361.69 401.59 11.03
4 U Arab Emts 437.66 297.62 -32.00 262.98 184.42 -29.87
5 Kuwait 177.91 177.11 -0.45 161.35 184.29 14.21
6 Yemen Republc 161.04 209.95 30.37 177.04 176.71 -0.18
7 USA 149.01 168.74 13.24 155.47 164.01 5.49
8 UK 159.17 106.08 -33.35 98.52 93.48 -5.12
9 Oman 89.64 96.61 7.78 86.88 69.11 -20.45
10 Jordan 52.73 52.57 -0.30 45.48 61.11 34.38
% Share of above 81.47 84.95 -- 84.55 83.43 --
4,169.56 4,712.44 13.02 4,107.92 3,888.02 -5.35
10063020
India’s export of Basmati Rice has increased by 13.02% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019, it has decreased by 5.35% over April-Feb 2018. Export of Basmati rice to UK, UAE,
Oman and Iran has declined during April-Feb 2019 over the period April-Feb 2018.

9. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC- HS Code 03061790 (Other Shrimps and Prawns)
(Value in US $ Million)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
2019 2020 Change
1 USA 1957.16 1864.65 -4.73 1731.19 1700.18 -1.79
2 China P Rp 75.55 372.3 392.79 319.18 782.21 145.07
3 Japan 329.44 301.94 -8.35 289 287.82 -0.41
4 Vietnam Soc Rep 1178.71 682.99 -42.06 661.04 144.19 -78.19
5 U Arab Emts 155.25 150.2 -3.25 136.6 124.19 -9.09
6 Belgium 122 101.85 -16.52 95.79 87.88 -8.25
7 Russia 56.24 56.43 0.34 51.61 72.98 41.41
8 Canada 113.49 96.21 -15.23 89.38 70.44 -21.19
9 UK 147.49 100.02 -32.19 93.95 69.43 -26.09
10 Netherland 105.46 84.22 -20.14 79.18 67.23 -15.09
Total of Above destinations 4,240.79 3,810.81 -10.14 3,546.92 3,406.55 -3.96
% Share of above 92.69 92.21 -- 92.34 92.48 --
4,575.25 4,132.94 -9.67 3,841.21 3,683.68 -4.10
03061790
India’s export of other shrimps and prawns has decreased by 9.67% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-
18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a negative growth of 4.1% over April-Feb 2019. Export to China
PRP showed growth of 145.07% during April-Feb 2020 as compared to April-Feb 2019. Except and
Russia all other top 10 regions showed significant decrease in export value.
10. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 85171290 (Other)

Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 U Arab Emts 157.86 968.88 513.76 851.58 1,582.52 85.83
2 Russia 0 208.39 0.00 199.18 389.34 95.47
3 South Africa 0 97.84 0.00 92.8 155.18 67.22
4 Turkey 0 20.02 5.72 114.32 1,897.27
5 Netherland 0.5 58.57 0.00 49.16 101.55 106.56
6 Germany 0.03 9.06 4.31 68.05 1,480.68
7 Morocco 26.59 0.00 24.35 65.09 167.34
8 Nepal 2.48 16.03 0.00 7.73 62.1 703.31
9 Kazakhstan 0 20.96 18.94 49.55 161.62
10 UK 0.01 8.21 0.00 7.54 38.05 404.58
Total of above destinations 160.88 1,434.55 791.69 1,261.31 2,625.75 108.18
% Share of above 76.83 89.77 -- 89.92 91.73 --
209.41 1,598.10 663.14 1,402.77 2,862.45 104.06
85171290
India’s export of the product has increased by 663.14% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 104.06% over April-Feb 2019. UAE, the most dominant
market of the product witnessed positive growth of 85.83% during the current period. The country like
Germany, Turkey, Nepal and UK showed tremendous growth over the last year.

11. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC-HS Code 84111200 (Turbo-Jets of a thurst>25 kn)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 USA 391.26 951.32 143.14 880.06 1,192.07 35.45
2 Germany 659.38 523.72 -20.57 508.43 492.56 -3.12
3 UK 144.64 374.14 158.67 208.83 368.41 76.42
4 Singapore 83.99 275.31 227.79 368.98 261.59 -29.1
5 France 60.42 83.49 38.18 65.73 111.28 69.31
6 Turkey 99.3 55.15 -44.46 55.15 107.43 94.81
7 China P Rp 149.05 207.47 39.19 201.32 92.81 -53.9
8 Belgium 83.99 275.31 227.79 275.31 65.85 -76.08
9 U Arab Emts 0 10.36 42.71 49.48 15.85
10 Malaysia 4.44 53.57 1106.53 42.62 36.81 -13.62
% Share of above 78.91 90.01 -- 91.36 94.30 --
2,124.64 3,121.74 46.93 2,899.80 2,946.24 1.60
84111200
India’s export of Turbo-jets grew up by 46.93% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb
2020, it registered a positive growth of 1.60% over April-Feb 2019. USA is the most dominant country of
export and has witnessed positive growth by 35.45%. All top ten countries other than USA, Turkey, UK,
UAE and France have shown decline in growth.
12. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC- HS Code 87032291 (Motor Car Wth Cylndr
Cpcty>=1000cc But < 1500cc Wth Sprk-Igntn)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Mexico 850.38 651.38 -23.40 596.49 578.79 -2.97
2 Saudi Arab 247.45 285.4 -15.26 248.59 532.38 114.16
3 South Africa 451.16 382.3 21.95 355.22 453.57 27.69
4 U Arab Emts 121.53 148.2 21.95 122.78 187.9 53.04
5 Chile 157.32 148.89 -5.36 138.14 122.24 -11.51
6 Italy 135.47 143.57 5.98 97.67 116.41 19.18
7 UK 150.83 159.84 5.97 149.63 85.15 -43.09
8 Indonesia 185.22 106.74 -42.37 100.84 65.37 -35.18
9 Peru 61.11 12.35 -79.79 24.22 51.07 110.83
10 Kuwait 19.57 41.11 110.07 34.91 45.76 31.08
Total of above destinations 2,380.04 2,079.78 -12.62 1,868.49 2,238.64 19.81
% Share of above 66.97 68.92 -- 68.46 79.44 --
3,553.95 3,017.53 -15.09 2,729.39 2,817.90 3.24
85171290
India’s export of the product has decreased by 15.09 % during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 3.24% over April-Feb 2019. Export of the product to all
the countries except Mexico, Chile, Indonesia and UK has increased during the current period. Share of
export of the product to above top 10 destinations have increased to 79.44% during April-Feb 2020 from
68.46% during April-Feb 2019.

13. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC- HS Code 02023000 (Boneless Meat of Bovine
animals, Frozen)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19
Change 2019 2020 Change
1 Vietnam Soc Rep 2140.17 1536.88 -28.19 1,406.84 916.19 -34.88
2 Malaysia 363.62 361.21 -0.66 332.28 339.35 2.13
3 Egypt A Rp 248.79 110.26 -55.68 95.46 302.57 216.95
4 Indonesia 95.5 323.32 238.55 286.37 233.61 -18.42
5 Iraq 155.87 169.89 8.99 160.23 162.75 1.57
6 Saudi Arab 95.43 91.97 -3.63 87.51 98.65 12.72
7 Myanmar 0 102.86 98.04 82.64 -15.71
8 Philippines 117.59 119.73 1.82 109.28 72.66 -33.51
9 Hong Kong 55.95 50.75 -9.29 0.91 65.84 7158.95
10 Algeria 55.95 50.75 -9.29 46.06 64.42 39.86
Total of Above destinations 3,328.87 2,917.62 -12.35 2,622.98 2,338.68 -10.84
% Share of above 87.95 88.01 -- 86.55 84.61 --
3,785.10 3,314.94 -12.42 3,030.47 2,764.22 -8.79
29024300
India’s export of Boneless Meat of Bovine animals, Frozen decreased by 12.42% during 2018-19 over the
year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a negative growth of 8.79% over April-Feb 2019.
Vietnam Soc Rep is the most dominant market of export of the product over the years. Philippines
followed by Indonesia and Myanmar witnessed negative growth of the export of the product during April-
Feb 2020.
14. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC-HS Code 76011010 (Aluminium Ingots Not Alloyed)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Change 2019 2020
1 Malaysia 771.1 891.87 15.66 819.97 1,149.01 40.13
2 Korea Rp 713.27 493.23 -30.85 434.11 820.58 89.03
3 USA 214.98 43.9 -79.58 38.14 135.47 255.21
4 Japan 135.28 169.51 25.30 156.19 115.41 -26.11
5 Taiwan 68.21 174.25 155.46 172.46 114.06 -33.87
6 Brazil 51.61 89.15 72.74 79.13 85.81 8.43
7 Thailand 81.98 146.26 78.41 91.11 65.59 -28.01
8 Singapore 53.04 101.44 91.25 106.01 54.68 -48.42
9 Bangladesh Pr 95.23 62.25 -34.63 58.38 39.43 -32.46
10 Baharain Is 48.89 21.01 -57.03 18.89 34.41 82.18
Total of Above destinations 2,233.59 2,192.87 -1.82 1,974.39 2,614.45 32.42
% Share of above 77.72 66.87 64.74 95.46 --
2,873.88 3,279.40 14.11 3,049.79 2,738.67 -10.20
76011010
India’s export of Aluminium Ingots not Alloyed grew up by 14.11% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-
18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a negative growth of 10.20% over April-Feb 2019. Malaysia is
the most dominant country of export witnessing positive growth of 40.13%.

15. Top ten destinations in respect of ITC-HS Code 71131930 (Jewellery of Gold set With
Diamond)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 USA 1,293.73 1,348.15 4.21 1,247.14 1,331.99 6.8
2 Hong Kong 699.71 427.55 -38.90 389.86 351.08 -9.95
3 U Arab Emts 530.64 305.75 -42.38 274.63 301.53 9.79
4 UK 114.5 102.89 -10.14 92.87 94.39 1.63
5 Australia 97 108.55 11.91 100.27 93.88 -6.37
6 France 59.82 60 0.30 54.48 78.56 44.19
7 Qatar 40.24 41.38 2.83 40.24 63.21 57.07
8 Belgium 35.36 43.28 22.40 38.26 42.76 11.78
9 Canada 36.66 44.97 22.67 39.81 41.56 4.41
10 Saudi Arab 9.75 23.67 142.77 20.01 31.12 55.53
Total of Above destinations 2,917.41 2,506.19 -14.10 2,297.57 2,430.08 5.77
% Share of above 93.65 91.67 -- 91.89 91.94 --
3,115.09 2,734.02 -12.23 2,500.42 2,643.24 5.71
71131930
India’s export of Jewellery of Gold set With Diamond declined by 12.23% during 2018-19 over the year
2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 5.71% over April-Feb 2019. USA is
the most dominant country of export with growth in export value by 6.8%. The export to France increased
from US$ 54.48 million in Apr-Feb 2019 to US$ 78.56 million in Apr-Feb 2020 showing positive growth
of 44.19%.

C.2 India’s Merchandise Import at 8-digit commodity level
The details of import scenario of top 15 8-digit level commodities as per Table 16 in respect of
corresponding top Ten sources for last two years and the current year are as follows:
1. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27090000 (Petroleum oils and oils obtained from
bituminous minerals crude)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Iraq 17,544.24 22,265.04 26.91 20,545.57 21,083.05 2.62
2 Saudi Arab 15,262.60 21,381.04 40.09 19,439.57 18,868.94 -2.94
3 U Arab Emts 6,122.20 9,512.48 55.38 8,824.17 9,928.76 12.52
4 Nigeria 8,192.30 9,432.34 15.14 8,457.59 8,157.74 -3.55
5 Venezuela 5,859.30 7,247.67 23.70 6,560.31 5,532.90 -15.66
6 USA 609.47 3,588.91 488.86 3,182.07 4,607.44 44.79
7 Kuwait 5,283.96 5,430.90 2.78 4,954.80 4,583.56 -7.49
8 Mexico 2,751.73 4,260.78 54.84 3,825.78 2,900.39 -24.19
9 Angola 3,080.08 3,282.46 6.57 3,034.10 2,395.62 -21.04
10 Kazakhstan 700.26 520.37 -25.69 520.37 1,968.43 278.27
Total of Above Sources 65,406.14 86,921.99 32.90 79,344.33 80,026.83 0.86
% Share of Above 74.86 76.22 -- 75.90 84.44 --
India’s Total Import of
87,372.27 1,14,042.12 30.52 1,04,542.46 94,768.84 -9.35
27090000
India’s import of Petroleum oils and oils obtained from bituminous minerals crude has increased by
30.52% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it registered a negative growth of
9.35% over April-Feb-2019. Import of the product from Kazakhstan registered a high positive growth of
278.27% during April-Feb 2020 over April-Feb 2019. Iraq is the most dominant source of import of the
product.
2. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 71081200 (Other Non-Monetary unwrought
forms of gold)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
2019 2020 Change
1 Switzerland 17,162.23 15,181.30 -11.54 13,758.33 13,812.55 0.39
2 U Arab Emts 3,532.55 2,506.35 -29.05 2,241.19 2,621.66 16.98
3 Peru 2,057.22 2,079.96 1.11 2,021.41 1,385.72 -31.45
4 South Africa 1,276.60 1,296.07 1.53 1,111.40 1,343.82 20.91
5 USA 1,775.01 2,207.36 24.36 1,885.14 1,285.48 -31.81
6 Ghana 2,392.29 3,017.98 26.15 2,713.32 1,259.55 -53.58
7 Bolivia 578.82 573.77 -0.87 765.45 788.4 3
8 UK 75.70 847.10 1019.02 699.83 770.27 10.07
9 Tanzania Rep 662.88 848.72 28.04 508.81 530.77 4.32
10 Burkina Faso 536.67 806.85 50.34 690.75 445.19 -35.55
Total of Above sources 29,513.30 28,558.61 -3.23 26,395.63 24,243.41 -8.15
% Share of above 87.90 87.05 -- 89.40 90.05 --
33,574.65 32,805.61 -2.29 29,525.90 26,921.50 -8.82
71081200
India’s import of other non-monetary unwrought forms of gold has decreased by 2.29% during 2018-19
over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it decreased by 8.82% over April-Feb 2019. Switzerland is

the most dominant source of import of the product over the years and witnessed a positive growth of
0.39% during the current period.
3. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 71023100 (Non-Industrial Diamonds

unworked/simply sawn cleaved or bruted)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Belgium 3,894.88 6,210.33 59.45 5,659.14 4,567.76 -19.29
2 U Arab Emts 4,097.05 5,359.80 30.82 4,858.61 4,381.85 -9.81
3 Botswana 1,632.42 867.61 -46.85 780.17 574.36 -26.38
4 Israel 937.92 794.83 -15.26 727.42 535.44 -26.39
5 South Africa 416.47 383.28 -7.97 357.81 515.53 44.08
6 Russia 3,446.53 498.10 -85.55 437.49 482.63 10.32
7 Hong Kong 2,233.64 677.87 -69.65 625.04 352.02 -43.68
8 Canada 1,153.04 251.73 -78.17 217.18 209.19 -3.68
9 UK 168.55 199.92 18.61 174.35 171.79 -1.47
10 Singapore 267.93 268.13 0.07 246.88 151.86 -38.49
Total of Above sources 18,248.43 15,511.60 -15.00 14,084.09 11,942.43 -15.21
% Share of above 92.96 98.94 -- 98.91 99.48 --
19,630.41 15,677.74 -20.14 14,239.76 12,004.58 -15.70
71023100
India’s import of non-industrial diamonds unworked has decreased by 20.14% during 2018-19 over the
year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it declined by 15.70% over April-Feb 2019. Share of import of the
product from above top ten sources has increased to 99.48% during April-Feb 2020 while it was just
98.91% during April-Feb 2019. Belgium is the most dominant source of import of the product during
April-2020 however, it showed decline in import by 19.29% over April-Feb 2019. Eight out of the top ten
sources have negative growth during the current period.
4. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27111100 (Liquified Natural Gas)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Qatar 4,119.18 5,354.94 30.00 5,029.88 4,073.51 -19.01
2 Nigeria 1,101.63 1,186.68 7.72 1047.18 991.96 -5.27
3 Angola 529.01 708.04 33.84 628.45 924.88 47.17
4 U Arab Emts 118.98 236.51 98.78 183.39 866.73 372.61
5 USA 164.03 527.14 221.37 458.5 663.21 44.65
6 Australia 730.74 626.02 -14.33 593.03 369.83 -37.64
7 Oman 205.57 613.11 198.25 529.39 264.04 -50.12
8 Cameroon 0.00 112.38 112.38 218.03 94
9 Equtl Guinea 369.36 398.00 7.75 398 185.34 -53.43
10 France 140.38 72.48 -48.37 72.48 105.55 45.63
Total of Above sources 7,478.88 9,835.30 31.51 9,052.68 8,663.08 -4.30
% Share of above 92.09 93.15 -- 93.20 96.49 --
8,121.29 10,558.24 30.01 9,713.29 8,978.42 -7.57
27111100
India’s import of Liquified natural gas has increased by 30.01% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18.
During April-Feb 2020, it decreased by 7.57% over April-Feb 2019. Import from UAE has registered a
positive growth of 372.62% during the current period. The above top ten sources together have

contribution of about 96.49% in total import of the product and have high positive growth during the
current period.
5. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27011920 (Steam coal)

% Apr- Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 Apr-Feb 2020 % Change
Change 2019
1 Indonesia 5,668.16 6,237.51 10.04 5,640.69 5,494.59 -2.59
2 South Africa 2,885.70 2,337.12 -19.01 2,167.72 2,166.18 -0.07
3 Australia 195.68 338.25 72.86 310.43 219.54 -29.28
4 Mozambique 311.05 425.86 36.91 414.14 187.25 -54.79
5 Singapore 264.51 -20.11 249.18 165.59 -33.55
6 USA 714.47 570.78 0.00 568.88 146.05 -74.33
7 Russia 92.24 52.64 -42.93 31.83 119.94 276.79
8 Colombia 0 12.14 0.00 31.42 69.01 119.65
9 Switzerland 0 114.38 0.00 93.81 47.38 -49.5
10 U Arab Emts 63.31 0.00 52.56 29.25 -44.35
% Share of above 99.42 99.33 -- 99.49 99.35 --
9,925.22 10,487.11 5.66 9,609.81 8,701.16 -9.46
27011920
India’s import of steam coal has increased by 5.66% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2020, it has decreased by almost 9.46% over April-Feb 2019. Indonesia is the most dominant source
of import of the product during the current period.
6. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27011910 (Coking coal)

% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Change 2019 2020
1 Australia 6,973.31 7,396.65 6.07 6,808.02 5,633.53 -17.25
2 Canada 627.03 892.18 42.29 839.71 743.72 -11.43
3 USA 756.92 849.70 12.26 762.01 601.64 -21.05
4 Singapore 0.00 296.45 0.00 282.92 345.52 22.13
5 Mozambique 441.31 403.98 -8.46 369.1 280.18 -24.09
6 Indonesia 208.66 199.15 -4.56 171.92 163.83 -4.7
7 Russia 54.64 85.17 55.87 68.04 97.06 42.65
8 New Zealand 116.75 80.49 -31.06 72.41 61.86 -14.57
9 Switzerland 6.37 6.37 47.49 645
10 U Arab Emts 90.69 79.89 42.62 -46.64
% Share of above 99.42 99.84 -- 99.82 99.34 --
9,231.96 10,317.58 11.76 9,477.15 8,071.12 -14.84
27011910
India’s import of coking coal has increased by 11.76% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it decreased by 14.84% over April-Feb 2019. Import from Switzerland, Russia and
Singapore has registered a high positive growth 645%, 42.65% and 22.13% respectively during the current
period. Australia is the most dominant source of import of the product during the current period.

7. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 71023910 Diamond (Othr Thn Indstrl Diamond)
Cut Or Otherwise Worked But Not Mounted Or Set
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Change 2019 2020
1 USA 285.77 5,408.30 1792.54 4,935.37 4,036.07 -18.22
2 Hong Kong 872.99 2,821.44 223.19 2,175.36 2,070.84 -4.8
3 Belgium 193.80 393.55 103.07 359.35 283.24 -21.18
4 U Arab Emts 435.37 290.59 -33.25 265.55 252.92 -4.76
5 Thailand 5.75 185.05 3118.26 162.87 222.47 36.59
6 Japan 12.83 157.92 1130.87 141.48 155.35 9.81
7 Botswana 4.10 106.28 2492.20 95.38 87.41 -8.35
8 Israel 55.75 103.24 85.18 97.61 83.81 -14.14
9 Singapore 1.33 12.57 845.11 11.95 24.3 103.41
10 Switzerland 7.92 103.99 1213.01 61.2 22.15 -63.8
% Share of above 19.24 99.02 -- 98.94 99.16 --
9,748.28 9,677.65 -0.72 8,395.21 7,299.79 -13.05
71023910
India’s import of Diamond (Other than Industrial Diamond) Cut or otherwise worked but not mounted or
set has decreased by 0.72% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it declined by
13.05% over April-Feb 2019. Import from Japan, Singapore and Thailand have registered a high positive
growth during the current period. USA is the most dominant source of import of the product during the
current period.
8. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 85177090 (Other parts of Telephonc/Telegrphic
Apparts)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Change 2019 2020
1 China P Rp 5,408.69 3,653.77 -32.45 3,450.26 3,141.29 -8.96
2 Hong Kong 143.75 1,693.18 1077.86 1,540.75 2,015.10 30.79
3 Vietnam Soc Rep 436.06 584.52 34.05 502.35 1,220.61 142.98
4 Korea Rp 292.11 323.14 10.62 311.94 191.56 -38.59
5 Taiwan 48.54 61.11 25.90 97.44 84.99 -12.78
6 Japan 18.40 104.89 470.05 53.24 63.72 19.69
7 Singapore 85.82 28.96 -66.25 26.08 40.77 56.33
8 Malaysia 16.96 4.69 -72.35 4.3 19.45 352.02
9 USA 23.41 23.95 2.31 35.85 14.89 -58.45
10 Thailand 27.97 37.63 34.54 22.56 11.65 -48.33
Total of Above sources 6,501.71 6,515.84 0.22 6,044.77 6,804.03 12.56
% Share of above 96.93 98.85 -- 98.98 99.44 --
6,707.40 6,591.97 -1.72 6,106.84 6,842.40 12.04
85177090
India’s import of other parts of Telephonic/Telegraphic Apparatus has decreased by 1.72% during 2018-
19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 12.04% over April-Feb 2019. Import
from Vietnam, Malaysia, Japan, and Hong Kong registered a very high positive growth during the current
period. China PRP is the most dominant source of import of the product. Share of import of the product to
above top 10 sources are increasing over the years.

9. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 88024000 (Aeroplanes And Othr Aircraft,Of An
Unladen Weight Exceeding 15000 Kg)
% Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Change 2019 2020
1 Kuwait 2,883.77 3,054.42 5.92 44.31 2,437.42 5,400.80
2 France 89.14 2,944.13 1,734.51 -41.09
3 Germany 289.7 1,395.59 381.74 1,395.59 1384.11 -0.82
4 Latvia 64.55
5 Ireland 208.78 15.75 -92.46 15.75 65.59 316.35
6 Saudi Arab 24.18 0.00 23.18
7 Thailand 20.87
8 Kenya 40.29 43.57 4.56
9 Afghanistan Tis 4.03
10 Australia 3.05
% Share of above 219.55 155.61 -- 80.98 100.00 --
1,569.87 2,955.18 88.24 5,432.86 5,741.88 5.69
88024000
India’s import has increased by 88.24% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it
has increased by 5.69% over April-Feb 2019. Import from Kuwait and Ireland registered a very high
positive growth 5,400.80% and 316.35% respectively during the current period.
10. Sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 85423100 (Monolithic Integrated Circuits-Digital)

Apr- Feb Apr-Feb %
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 % Change 2019 2020 Change
1 Hong Kong 438.64 1,733.06 295.10 1,758.97 2,036.61 15.78
2 China P Rp 23.52 1,972.53 8286.61 1,564.60 1,844.36 17.88
3 Singapore 126.68 537.96 324.66 497.63 428.81 -13.83
4 Taiwan 78.10 57.75 -26.06 55.57 87.91 58.2
5 Korea Rp 70.02 98.46 40.62 87.57 84.51 -3.49
6 Japan 80.71 64.17 -20.49 53.98 57.84 7.16
7 USA 25.92 72.73 180.59 70.43 44.75 -36.47
8 Malaysia 79.95 34.31 -57.09 31.44 38.82 23.45
9 Finland 59.65 41.93 -29.71 39.7 29.8 -24.92
10 Thailand 3.80 4.15 9.21 30.43 25.38 -16.62
Total of Above sources 986.99 4,617.05 367.79 4,190.32 4,678.79 11.66
% Share of above 89.64 97.76 -- 98.37 98.23 --
1,101.04 4,723.04 328.96 4,259.64 4,763.30 11.82
85423100
India’s import of Monolithic Integrated Circuits-Digital has increased by 328.96% during 2018-19 over
the year 2017-18. During April-Feb 2020, it has increased by just 11.82% over April-Feb 2019. Import
from china, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Japan registered a high positive growth during the current
period. As a result, the above top ten sources constitute about 98.23% share in total import of the product
during the current period.

11. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 84111200 (Turbo Jets of A Thrust> 25 KN )
S.No. Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 % Change % Change
2019 2020
1 USA 1,789.13 1,139.52 -36.31 1,124.36 1,908.70 69.76
2 Germany 76.87 453.42 489.85 413.86 466.93 12.82
3 UK 44.6 322.5 623.09 305.53 345.4 13.05
4 Singapore 0.01 141.17 1411600.00 127.74 303.97 137.95
5 France 78.59 95.26 21.21 82.83 228.51 175.89
6 Hong Kong 2.69 25.17 25.17 114.02 353.06
7 Belgium 43.44 835.69 43.44 111.45 156.6
8 Malaysia 0.3 73.51 68.34 102.18 49.52
9 China P Rp 9.79 48.86 48.86 76.93 57.45
10 Turkey 67.94 58.59 61.18 4.41
% Share of above 97.48 88.93 -- 89.54 94.46 --
84111200 2,053.65 2,710.92 32.01 2,567.23 3,937.25 53.37
India’s import of the product has increased by 32.01% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 53.37% over April-Feb 2019. USA is the most dominant source of
import of the product over the years and its share has increased by 69.76% in April-Feb 2020 to total
import of the product.
12. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27111300 (Liquified Butanes)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Saudi Arab 1,148.62 1,402.97 22.14 1315.54 1079.58 -17.94
2 Qatar 859.63 1,332.68 55.03 1,200.98 1053.7 -12.26
3 U Arab Emts 505.81 834.27 64.94 768.16 790.01 2.84
4 Kuwait 338.48 471.07 39.17 415.38 430.7 3.69
5 USA 0.01 0.00 -100.00 0 184.51 6,15,01,700.00
6 Singapore 0.00 142.92 0.00 130.58 98.35 -24.68
7 Norway 0.00 5.38 0.00 5.38 30.89 474.72
8 Baharain Is 6.47 35.41 447.30 35.41 12.86 -63.69
9 Algeria 9.51
10 Oman 0.00 8.23 0.00 7.39 7.62 3.16
% Share of above 98.70 98.62 -- 98.59 99.67 --
2,896.59 4,292.14 48.18 3,934.16 3,709.91 -5.70
27111300
April-Feb 2020, it has decreased by 5.70% over April-Feb 2019. Import from all the countries registered a
positive growth during the current period except Saudi Arab, Qatar, Singapore and Bahrain. The import
from USA has increased by huge percentage.

13. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 15111000 (Crude palm Oil and its Fractions)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Indonesia 3,249.93 2,341.27 -27.96 2,127.39 2,397.78 12.71
2 Malaysia 1,226.93 1,009.41 -17.73 973.73 821.31 -15.65
3 Singapore 187.41 179.84 172.53 -4.06
4 Thailand 278.16 107.87 -61.22 89.73 64.26 -28.39
5 Cambodia 0.07 0.07 0.65 845.47
6 Papua N Gna 13.93 20.9 50.04 18.36 0.2 -98.93
7 Nigeria 0
8 Philippines 18.74 7.3 -61.05 7.3
9 Germany 0.00 0
10 Liberia 0.01 0.01
Total of Above sources 4,787.69 3,674.24 -23.26 3,396.43 3,456.73 1.78
% Share of above 160.71 105.48 -- 100.00 100.00 --
2,979.00 3,483.22 16.93 3,396.52 3,456.73 1.77
15111000
April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 1.77% over April-Feb 2019. Indonesia is the most dominant source of
import of the product over the years and its share has increased by 12.71% in April-Feb 2020 to total
14. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 27111200 (Liquefied Propane)
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
2019 2020
1 Qatar 762.45 1,199.91 57.38 1083.98 1001.29 -7.63
2 Saudi Arab 610.46 952.51 44.27 877.98 751.68 -14.39
3 U Arab Emts 519.69 749.79 56.03 687.78 742 7.88
4 Kuwait 247.44 368.98 49.12 340.5 330.96 -2.8
5 USA 0.01 0.00 -24.62 0 146.73 29,94,291.84
6 Singapore 0.00 154.91 0.00 143.39 99.16 -30.84
7 Norway 0.00 3.47 0.00 3.47 26.88 674.63
8 Baharain Is 3.96 38.42 871.27 38.42 16.74 -56.43
9 Algeria 9.2
10 Oman 0.00 2.20 0.00 1.6 7.51 369.99
% Share of above 98.39 99.11 99.15 99.66 --
2,179.03 3,501.27 60.68 3,204.32 3,142.74 -1.92
27111200
India’s import of other of Liquefied Propane has increased by 60.68% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-
18. During April-Feb 2020, it has decreased by 1.92% over April-Feb 2019. Qatar is emerging as a
dominant source of import for the product. Import from USA, Norway and Oman showed tremendous
increase in the current year over the last year.

15. Top ten sources in respect of ITC-HS Code 84713010 (Personal Computer (Laptop,
Palmtop, Etc))
Apr- Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 % Change 2019 2020
% Change
1 China P Rp 2,525.73 2,243.09 -11.19 2,033.29 2,314.67 13.84
2 Singapore 101.50 242.69 139.10 226.84 283.98 25.19
3 Hong Kong 5.82 368.90 6238.49 334.06 252.84 -24.31
4 Taiwan 1.48 50.01 3279.05 49.64 71.62 44.28
5 Malaysia 27.22 37.01 35.97 33.39 37.12 11.19
6 USA 3.69 8.14 120.60 7.4 4.79 -35.2
7 Germany 2.91 2.53 -13.06 1.46 2.38 63.07
8 Denmark 0.48 2.51 422.92 2.41 1.5 -37.93
9 Korea Rp 0.1 5.79 5690.00 5.76 1.35 -76.53
10 Netherland 0.07 0.18 155.76 0.18 1.13 517.11
% Share of above 99.87 99.80 -- 99.81 99.88 --
2,672.49 2,966.84 11.01 2,699.65 2,975.03 10.20
84713010
India’s import of the product has decreased by 11.01% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2020, it has increased by 10.20% over April-Feb 2019. China P Rp is the most dominant source
of import of the product over the years and its share has increased by 13.84% in April-Feb 2020 to total

D. Analysis based on Markets for 8-digit ITC (HS) level
D.1 India’s Merchandise Export by Destination at 8-digit ITC (HS) level
The details of top 100 destinations at 8-digit ITC HS code level for the last two years and the current year
The details of export scenario of top ten destinations as per Table 17 in respect of corresponding top
fifteen 8-digit level commodities for the last two years and the current year are as follows:
1. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination USA

S. % April-Feb April-Feb %
Hs Code Description 2017-18 2018-19
No. Growth 2019 2020 Growth
1 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 7546.47 8242.22 9.22 7,547.43 6,547.33 -13.25
Diamond)Cut Or Otherwise
Worked But Not Mounted Or Set
2 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail 1862.99 2146.62 15.22 1,928.66 2,446.35 26.84
Sale N.E.S
3 3061790 Other Shrimps And Prawns 1957.16 1864.65 -4.73 1,731.19 1,700.18 -1.79
4 27101290 Other 1325.42 1273.24 -3.94 1,132.29 1,382.46 22.09
5 71131930 Jewellery Of Gold Set With 1293.73 1348.15 4.21 1,247.14 1,331.99 6.8
Diamond
6 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 391.26 951.32 143.14 880.06 1,192.07 35.45
7 63026090 Toilet Linen And Kitchen Linen, Of 635.48 655.24 3.11 586.21 611.27 4.27
Terry Towelling Or Similar Terry
Fabrics, Of Cotton, Other Than
Handloom
8 87089900 Otr Prtsandaccssrs Of Vhcls Of 552.47 655.38 18.63 590.44 591.69 0.21
Hdg 8701-8705
9 87032391 Motor Car Wth Cylndr 394.24 718.56 82.27 651.03 529.79 -18.62
Cpcty>=1500cc But <3000cc Wth
Sprk-Igntn
10 30049079 Other Antihypertensive Drugs 273.64 416.42 52.18 374.88 484.23 29.17
11 63041910 Bedsheets And Bed Covers Of 417.81 525.08 25.67 472.99 480.52 1.59
Cotton
12 38089390 Other Herbicides-Anti-Sprouting 265.72 397.28 49.51 349.9 426.88 22
Products
13 88033000 Othr Prts Of 600.65 472.55 -21.33 432.88 407.26 -5.92
Aeroplanes/Helicopters
Cpcty<=1000 Wth Sprk-Igntn
15 27101219 *Other 689.06 679.55 -1.38 597.11 338.86 -43.25
Total Of Above Commodities 18464.15 20780.11 12.54 18911.81 18818.67 14.34
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To Usa 38.56 39.65 -- 39.84 38.12 --
India’s Export To Usa 47,878.48 52,406.27 9.46 47,473.92 49,366.89 3.99
India’s overall export to USA recorded a positive growth of 9.46% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18.
During April-Feb 2020, it registered a positive growth of 3.99% over the corresponding period of previous
year. Diamond Cut (Other Than Industrial Diamond) is the most dominant product of India’s export to USA
over the years, registered a significant negative growth of 13.25% during April-Feb 2020 over the period
April- Feb 2018. Export of (i) Motor Car with cylinder capacity >=1500cc But <3000cc with spark-Ignition
and (ii) Othr Prts Of Aeroplanes/Helicopters has decreased during April-Feb 2020 over the corresponding

2. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination UAE
S. April-Feb April-Feb %
HS Code Description 2017-18 2018-19 % Growth
No. 2019 2020 Growth
1 71131910
Jewellery Of Gold Unset 4588.24 7600.02 65.64 6,917.50 7,036.68 1.72
2 27101219
*Other 3437.08 4508.63 31.18 4,141.58 3,189.48 -22.99
3 85171290
Other 157.86 968.88 513.75 851.58 1,582.52 85.83
4 71023910
Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 1388.95 1176.89 -15.27 1043.94 1012.48 -3.01
5 27101290 Other 83.58 75.32 -9.88 69.64 743.78 967.98
6 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 474.07 884.52 86.58 863.27 411.92 -52.28
7 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 147.53 325.93 120.92 317.58 394.3 24.16
8 85171210 *Push Button Type 4.81 354.53 7274.15
9 89052000 Floatng/Submersible 0.03 303.27 1127301.12 303.19 342.34 12.91
Drllng/Prdctn Pltforms
10 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 859.05 500.1 -41.78 500.1 319.47 -36.12
11 71131930 Jewellery Of Gold Set With 530.64 305.75 -42.38 274.63 301.53 9.79
Diamond
12 71131940 Jewellery Of Gold Set With 389.07 322.01 -17.24 286.8 292.36 1.94
Precious And Semi Precious
Stones Other Than Diamonds
13 61091000 T-Shirts Etc Of Cotton 175.94 222.78 26.62 191.4 252.2 31.76
14 71189000 Other Coin 816.78 499.84 -38.8 461.53 247.04 -46.47
15 89051000 Dredgers 96.59 159.65 65.28 159.65 192.79 20.76
Total Of Above Commodities 13145.41 17853.59 35.82 16,387.20 16673.42 1.75
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To UAE 46.70 59.26 -- 59.97 61.36 --
India’s Export To UAE 28,146.12 30,126.73 7.04 27,327.79 27,174.37 -0.56
India’s overall export to UAE has increased by 7.04% during 2018-19 over the year 2017-18. While
during April-Feb 2019-20, it has declined by 0.56% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. The export of the
Other product (27101219) has shown decline in growth in the current period.
3. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination China PRP

HS Code Description 2017-18 2018-19
1 29024300
P-Xylene 922.69 1511.1 63.77 1,296.84 1,254.47 -3.27
2 27101290
Other 810.33 1609.18 98.58 1,507.25 1,053.96 -30.07
3 26011210
Agglomerated Iron Ore Pellets 718.53 766.76 6.71 697.63 961.77 37.86
4 3061790Other Shrimps And Prawns 75.55 372.3 392.79 319.18 782.21 145.07
5 26011142
55% Fe Or More But Below 58% Fe 156.72 39.31 -74.92 22.52 751.92 3,239.20
6 85044030
Battery Chargers 88.04 199.86 127.01 177.23 426.54 140.67
7 27101990
Other Petroleum Oils And Oils 298.68 546.5 82.97 546.37 372.12 -31.89
Obtaine Frombituminous Minerals
Nes
8 25161100 Granite Crude Or Roughly Trimmed 373.73 353.83 -5.33 318.8 336.87 5.67
9 15153090 Castor Oilandits Frctns Othr Thn 422.92 372.67 -11.88 341.99 313.45 -8.34
Edble Grade
10 39012000 Polyethylene Hvng A Spcfc Grvty 128.49 359.94 180.13 315.02 295.58 -6.17
0.94 /More
11 72024100 Ferro-Chromium Carbon Contng>4% 298.43 293.54 -1.64 250.45 287.72 14.88
By Wt
12 9042110 Of Genus Capsicum 14.92 132.25 786.48 87.95 269.12 205.99
13 27101219 *Other 299.58 445.37 48.66 432.89 240.02 -44.56
14 29061100 Menthol 176.7 222.82 26.1 206.98 236.05 14.04
15 26030000 Copper Ores And Concentrates 58.98 199.05 237.49 152.94 193.58 26.58
Total Of Above Commodities 4844.29 7424.48 53.26 6,674.04 7,775.38 16.50
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To China Prp 36.33 44.32 -- 44.29 50.03 --
India’s Export To China Prp 13,333.53 16,752.20 25.64 15,070.57 15,540.06 3.12

India’s overall export to China PRP has increased by 25.64% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April- Feb
2019-20, it has risen by 3.12% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Share of above 15 products has increased in
total export to China PRP over the years from 44.29% in April-Feb 2018-19 to 50.03% in April-Feb 2019-20.
4. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Hong Kong

S. % April- April-
No. Growth Feb 2019 Feb 2020
1 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 9855.36 9340.78 -5.22 8,735.47 6,050.66 -30.73
2 71131120 Silver Jewellery Set With Gems 1834.25 331.86 -81.91 299.02 686.22 129.49
3 71189000 Other Coin 21.49 174.64 712.76 170.43 443.13 160.01
4 71131910 Jewellery Of Gold Unset 131.08 203.77 55.46 162.8 398.18 144.58
5 71131930 Jewellery Of Gold Set With 699.71 427.55 -38.9 389.86 351.08 -9.95
Diamond
6 33012590 Others 21.43 100.09 367.17 91.25 232.82 155.14
7 71131130 Othr Artcls Of Silver Jwellery 1.94 203.75 10,415.92
8 71049010 Laboratory-Created Or Laboratory 100.62 151.54 50.6 128.19 189.33 47.69
Grown Or Manmade Or Cultured
Or Synthetic Diamonds
9 71039100 *Otherwise Wrkd Rubies 146.43 163.61 11.73 160.35 118.81 -25.91
Sapphires And Emerals
10 2023000 Boneless Meat Of Bovine 0.91 65.84 7158.95
Animals , Frozen
11 71039990 Other Stone Cut(Topaz 75.03 79.9 6.49 76.79 60.1 -21.74
Aquamarine Etc)
12 72142090 Others 108.58 58.78 -45.86 58.78 59.55 1.31
13 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 97.71 54.07 -44.66 52.56 52.91 0.67
14 85423100 Monolithic Integrated Circuits - 4.92 16 225.48 12.91 49.39 282.48
Digital
15 85176290 Other 62.29 26.32 -57.75 24.79 43.21 74.32
Total of Above Commodities 13158.9 11128.91 -15.43 10,366.05 9,004.98 -13.13
% Share of Above To India’s Export To Hong 89.58 85.59 -- 86.10 90.65 --
Kong
India’s Export To Hong Kong 14,690.27 13,001.99 -11.49 12,039.11 9,933.38 -17.49
India’s overall export to Hong Kong has decreased by 11.49% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has declined by 17.49% over April-Feb 2018-19. Diamond Cut (Other Than
Industrial Diamond) is the most dominant product of India’s export to Hong Kong over the years and it
registered a negative growth of 30.73% during the current period. Other Coin export has increased to US$
443.13 million in April-Feb 2019-20 from US$ 170.43 million in April-Feb 18-19.
5. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Singapore

1 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 4054.27 3972.45 -2.02 3,751.81 2,270.37 -39.49
2 27101219 *Other 891.88 741.79 -16.83 703.68 511.48 -27.31
3 27101290 Other 387.13 323.46 -16.45 243 416.38 71.35
4 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 283.82 1041.78 267.05 103.08 374.94 263.72
5 27101950 *Fuel Oil 281.13 381.58 35.73 356.64 355.99 -0.18
6 89051000 Dredgers 67.45 222.79 230.32 222.79 330.56 48.38
7 71131910 Jewellery Of Gold Unset 214.84 314.58 46.43 280.92 263.04 -6.36
8 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 144.64 374.14 158.67 368.98 261.59 -29.1
9 27079900 Other Oil And Oil Prodcts Of 53.6 134.11 150.19 117.44 243.8 107.6
Distilation Of High Temp. Coal
Tar, Etc.
10 89012000 Tankers 0 35.33 0 35.33 179.35 407.6
11 88033000 Othr Prts Of 223.56 204.15 -8.68 192.63 140.55 -27.04

12 27101220 *Natural Gasoline Liquid (Ngl) 118.42
13 71023100 Non-Industrial Diamonds 194.22 175.66 -9.56 175.66 102.72 -41.52
Unworked/Simply Sawn Cleaved
Or Bruted
14 27101990 Other Petroleum Oils And Oils 145.34 146.37 0.71 129.82 85.71 -33.98
Obtaine Frombit uminous Minerals
Nes
15 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 81.65 83.25 1.96 75.88 71.08 -6.33
Total Of Above Commodities 7023.53 8151.44 16.06 6,757.66 5,725.98 -15.27
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To Singapore 68.84 70.44 -- 71.10 68.87 --
India’s Export To Singapore 10,202.82 11,572.27 13.42 9,505.03 8,314.41 -12.53
India’s overall export to Singapore has increased by 13.42% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 12.53% over April-Feb 2018-19. Export of High-speed diesel (HSD)
witnessed negative growth (39.49%) during April-Feb 2019 over April-Feb 2018-19. Share of above 15
products has been seen decreasing in total export to Singapore over the years.
6. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination UK

1 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 205.93 263.44 27.93 208.83 368.41 76.42
2 89019000 Othr Vssls For Trnsprt Of Goods And 199.75
Othr Vssls For Trnsprt Of Persons
And Goods
3 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 145.84 163.16 11.87 161.93 162.42 0.3
4 88033000 Othr Prts Of Aeroplanes/Helicopters 197.93 177.11 -10.52 150.72 137.96 -8.47
5 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail Sale 130.96 158.52 21.05 143.89 135.28 -5.98
N.E.S
6 61112000 Babies Garments Etc Of Cotton 158.76 155.34 -2.15 142.43 134.53 -5.54
7 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 127.81 133.46 4.42 123.01 127.68 3.8
Diamond)Cut Or Otherwise Worked
But Not Mounted Or Set
8 61091000 T-Shirts Etc Of Cotton 148.84 139.58 -6.22 124.22 120.25 -3.2
9 62044390 Othr Dresses Of Synth Fibres 97.93 103.5 5.69 89.65 112.32 25.28
10 64039190 Lthr Ftwear Of Othr Sole 100.66 106.56 5.86 98.15 100.27 2.16
11 71131930 Jewellery Of Gold Set With Diamond 114.5 102.89 -10.14 92.87 94.39 1.63
12 10063020 Basmati Rice 159.17 106.08 -33.35 98.52 93.48 -5.12
13 25162000 Sandstone 120.48 114.32 -5.11 102.24 86.31 -15.58
Cpcty>=1000cc But < 1500cc Wth
Sprk-Igntn
15 71131910 Jewellery Of Gold Unset 286.96 53.97 -81.19 48.21 83.51 73.22
Total Of Above Commodities 2146.6 1937.77 -9.73 1,734.30 2,041.71 17.73
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To Uk 22.15 20.82 -- 20.65 24.92 --
India’s Export To Uk 9,691.07 9,309.29 -3.94 8,396.92 8,193.94 -2.42
India’s overall export to UK has increased by 3.94% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has declined by 2.42% over April-Feb 2018-19. Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn is the
dominant product of export to UK and registered high positive growth during 2018-19 over 2017-18 as
well as in April-Feb 2019-20 over April-Feb 2018-19. Export of Motor Car Wth Cylndr Cpcty>=1000cc
But < 1500cc Wth Sprk-Igntn has declined by 43.09% during the current period.

7. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Netherland
S. April- April-Feb %
No. Feb 2019 2020 Growth
1 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 1259.1 3093.02 145.65 2,738.38 2,018.27 -26.3
2 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 886.38 1265.64 42.79 1,200.48 1,558.40 29.81
3 27101910 *Superior Kerosene Oil (Sko) 126.04
4 15153090 Castor Oilandits Frctns Othr Thn 136.62 116.2 -14.95 103.02 116.97 13.54
Edble Grade
5 85171290 Other 0.5 58.57 11557.15 49.16 101.55 106.56
6 8013220 Cashew Karnel, Whole 83.41 69.81 -16.3 64.39 77.28 20.01
7 8061000 Grapes Fresh 100.32 113.61 13.26 67.67 70.96 4.87
8 3061790 Other Shrimps And Prawns 105.46 84.22 -20.14 79.18 67.23 -15.09
9 85176290 Other 73.74 105.81 43.49 93.43 63.47 -32.07
10 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail Sale 30.24 29.11 -3.73 26.1 60.57 132.07
N.E.S
11 61091000 T-Shirts Etc Of Cotton 62.33 71.42 14.58 62.58 59.05 -5.64
12 63053200 Flexible Intermediate Bulk 48.69 60.06 23.34 55.25 54.12 -2.05
Containers Of Man Made Textile
Materials
13 89040000 Tugs And Pusher Craft 16.66 47.75
14 94036000 Other Wooden Furniture 39.41 53.69 36.23 48.92 44.86 -8.29
15 38112900 Other Additives For Lubricating Oils 0.05 43.13
%Share Of Above To India’s Export To Netherland 45.41 58.11 -- 57.93 57.60 --
India’s Export To Netherland 6,261.14 8,812.84 40.75 7,920.37 7,829.10 -1.15
India’s overall export to Netherland has increased by 40.75% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During Apr-
Feb 2019-20 the export has decreased by 1.15% over the year 2018-19. Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) ) is
the most dominant product of India’s export to Netherland over the years and it registered a negative
growth of 26.3% during the current period. During April-Feb 2019-20, the share of export of these ten
items have shown increasing trend as compared to 2017-18.
8. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Germany

S. April- April-Feb %
No. Feb 2019 2020 Growth
1 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 659.38 523.72 -20.57 508.43 492.56 -3.12
2 87089900 Otr Prtsandaccssrs Of Vhcls Of 148.85 160.49 7.82 144.79 132.89 -8.22
Hdg 8701-8705
3 61091000 T-Shirts Etc Of Cotton 165.82 147.46 -11.07 134.85 116.29 -13.77
4 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail 75.73 83.01 9.62 71.96 107.43 49.3
Sale N.E.S
6 40117000 Of A Kind Used On Agricultural Or 89.57 88.17 -1.57 76.4 77.62 1.59
Forestry Vehicles And Machines
7 85171290 Other 0.03 9.06 27,427.96 4.31 68.05 1,480.68
8 62064000 Blouses,Shirts Etc Of Man-Made 93.73 83.78 -10.62 75.51 66.05 -12.52
Fibres
9 88033000 Othr Prts Of 246.16 90.03 -63.43 84.38 57.76 -31.55
10 94036000 Other Wooden Furniture 55.83 59.98 7.43 52.67 57.27 8.74
11 63053200 Flexible Intermediate Bulk 56.2 62.66 11.5 57.54 53.05 -7.8
Containers Of Man Made Textile
Materials
12 42023120 Wallets And Purses Of Leather 61.22 57.38 -6.28 52.68 49.04 -6.91
13 64061020 Leather Uppers(Prepared) 56.64 58.48 3.25 53.73 48.15 -10.39
14 87083000 Mounted Brake Linings 45.94 57.21 24.54 53.17 48.14 -9.46
15 64039120 Lthr Footwear Of Plstc And 38.44 44.76 16.45 43.86 47.36 7.99
Synthtc Sole
Total Of Above Commodities 1860.56 1594.67 -14.29 1,478.07 1,504.52 1.79
%Share Of Above To India’s Export To Germany 21.42 17.91 -- 18.32 19.47 --
India’s Export To Germany 8,687.80 8,902.43 2.47 8,065.91 7,725.67 -4.22

India’s overall export to Germany has increased by 2.47% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 4.22% over April-Feb 2018-19. Turbo-jets of a thrust>25 km is the most
dominant product of export to Germany. It registered a negative growth of 3.12% over the corresponding
9. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Bangladesh PR

S. April- April-
HS Code Description 2017-18 2018-19 % Growth % Growth
No. Feb 2019 Feb 2020
1 52010015
Indian Cotton Of Staple Length 715.73 674.03 -5.83 626.52 550.94 -12.06
28.5mm (1.4/32) And Above But
Below 34.5mm
2 27160000 Electrical Energy 378.93 412.09 8.75 365.78 470.75 28.7
4 52052410 Grey2401 230.34 258.09 12.05 237.47 172.6 -27.32
5 87141090 Parts And Accessories Of 70.15 93.4 33.15 78.34 152.39 94.53
Motorcycle Excl. Saddle
6 87112029 Motr Cyclwth Cylndr Cpcty >75 273.73 255.6 -6.62 238.68 143.25 -39.98
Bt<=250 Cc
7 52052310 Grey 180.69 180.83 0.08 166.09 138.77 -16.45
8 72031000 Fers Prdct Obtnd By Drct Rdctn Of 86.88 136.48 57.08 123.79 113.18 -8.57
Iron Ore
9 52094200 Denim 141.36 137.59 -2.66 122.47 108 -11.82
10 17011490 Other Cane Sugar Excl. Those 0 53.95 26974750 28.48 106.79 274.91
Specified In Note 2
11 52114200 Denim Of Yarns Of Different 64.84 66.08 1.92 57.45 69.84 21.55
Colour Of Mxd Cotn Fabrics
Weighing>200 Gsm
12 54077200 Woven Fabrics,Cntng 85% Or 22.07 49.52 124.43 41.03 69.01 68.20
More By Wt Of Othr Synthetic
Filaments, Dyed
13 7031010 Onions Fresh Or Chilled 123.19 152.25 23.59 146.64 65.96 -55.02
14 84021100 Wtrtube Boilrs Wth A Stm 1.92 69.23 3502.96 42.72 62.14 45.44
Prdctn>45t/Hr
15 73082011 T0wers For Transmissi0n Line 7.49 17.3 131.05 16.51 60.95 269.25
W/N Assembled
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To Bangladesh 29.63 33.08 -- 33.22 33.93 --
Pr
India’s Export To Bangladesh Pr 8,614.35 9,210.06 6.92 8,310.71 7,528.39 -9.41
India’s overall export to Bangladesh PR has increased by 6.92% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 9.41% over April-Feb 2018-19. Export of Indian Cotton Of Staple
Length 28.5mm (1.4/32) And Above But Below 34.5mm is the most dominant product during the current
period and witnessed a negative growth during 2018-19 over 2017-18 and in current period it has
decreased by 12.06%.

10. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of destination Nepal
2 72071920 Mild Steel (M.S.) Billets 394.13 530.76 34.67 502.32 392.35 -21.89
3 27101219 *Other 186.11 281.04 51 257.75 229.2 -11.08
4 27111900 *Othr Lqfd Petrlm Gases And 171.97 252.49 46.82 229.86 216.3 -5.9
Gaseous Hydrcrbn
5 10063090 Rice Excptg Parboiled (Excl 179.43 196.32 9.42 180.77 144.24 -20.21
Basmati Rice)
6 87112029 Motr Cyclwth Cylndr Cpcty >75 134.3 131.11 -2.37 122.1 130.16 6.6
Bt<=250 Cc
7 27160000 Electrical Energy 127.6 120.23 -5.77 104.33 104.34 0.01
8 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 93.33 115.52 23.78 105.36 99.34 -5.71
9 10059000 *Other Maize (Corn) 92.86 100.42 8.14 96.08 89.28 -7.08
10 72083940 Strips Of Flat-Rold Prdcts In 65.6 98.4 49.99 93.44 85.51 -8.49
Coils Of A Thckns< 3 Mm Hot-
Rld,Excl.Pickl
11 85171290 Other 2.48 16.03 545.8 7.73 62.1 703.31
12 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail 53.43 61.32 14.77 56.61 61.28 8.24
Sale N.E.S
13 10061090 Othr Rice In Husk 42.22 56.63 34.13 51.77 55.26 6.73
14 72139110 Other Bars And Rods Of Free 76.11 95.24 25.15 86.11 55.11 -36
Cuting Steel Electrode Quality
15 27132000 Petroleum Bitumen 15.89 35.84 125.49 31.59 50.19 58.9
% Share Of Above To India’s Export To Nepal 35.65 39.62 -- 39.60 39.85 --
India’s Export To Nepal 6,612.96 7,766.20 17.44 7,123.22 6,647.90 -6.67
India’s overall export to Nepal has increased by 17.44% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
2019-20, it has decreased by 6.67% over April-Feb 2018-19. High speed diesel is the dominant product of
export to Nepal over the years.

D.2 Source-wise India’s Merchandise Import at 8-digit commodity level
The details of top 100 sources at 8-digit ITC HS code level for the last two years and the current year
The details of import scenario of top ten sources as per Table 18 in respect of corresponding top fifteen 8-
digit level commodities for the last two years and the current year are as follows:
1. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: China PRP

1 85177090 Othr Parts Of Telephonc/Telegrphc 5408.69 3653.77 -32.45 3,450.26 3,141.29 -8.96
Apparts
2 84713010 Personal Computer (Laptop,Palmtop,Etc) 2525.73 2243.09 -11.19 2,033.29 2,314.67 13.84
3 85423100 Monolithic Integrated Circuits - Digital 438.64 1733.06 295.10 1,564.60 1,844.36 17.88
4 85414011 S0lar Cells/Photovoltaic Cells Whethr Or 3418.96 1694.04 -50.45 1,535.03 1,282.33 -16.46
N0t Assembled In M0dule/Panel
5 85429000 Parts Of Electronic Intgrtd Circts And 4.80 473.77 9773.99 422.5 889.58 110.55
Micro Assmblies
6 85176290 Other 1391.55 1213.86 -12.77 1,101.23 882.8 -19.84
7 31021000 Urea Whether Or Not In Aqueous Solution 235.74 488.86 107.37 452.22 854.17 88.88
8 85299090 Othe Parts Fr Othr Use 998.72 719.22 -27.99 670.87 786.08 17.17
9 31053000 Diamonm Hydrgnorthphospht(Diamonm 697.72 1408.59 101.88 1388.72 785.83 -43.41
Phospht)
10 85258090 Other 408.36 410.02 0.41 386.38 723.05 87.13
11 85076000 Lithium-Ion 505.56 772.59 52.82 705.2 648 -8.11
12 85171290 Other 2508.38 690.84 -72.46 665.41 588.5 -11.56
13 29339900 *Other Heterdcyclic Cmpnds With 398.72 478.10 19.91 441.19 409.74 -7.13
Nitrogen Hetro Atom (S) Only
14 84715000 Digitl Procesng Units Excl Of Sub Hdngs 528.00 363.57 -31.14 328.01 371.86 13.37
847141 And 847149,Wh/Not Cont One/
Two Typs Of Uni,Like Storg/Input/Output
Uni
15 29419090 Other Antibiotics 242.10 291.52 20.41 273.68 357.16 30.5
Total Of Above Commodities 19711.67 16634.90 -15.61 15418.59 15879.42 2.99
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From China Prp 25.81 23.66 -- 23.64 25.46 --
India’s Import From China Prp 76,380.70 70,319.64 -7.94 65,230.61 62,379.39 -4.37
India’s overall import from China PRP has decreased by 7.94% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 4.37% over April-Feb 2018-19. Import of Parts of electronic
integrated circuits & micro assemblies has highly increased to US$ 889.58 million in Apr-Feb 2019-20
from just US$ 422.5 million in Apr-Feb 2018-19.
2. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: USA

S. % April- April- %
No. Growth Feb 2019 Feb 2020 Growth
1 27090000 Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained From 609.47 3588.91 488.86 3,182.07 4,607.44 44.79
Bituminous Minerals Crude
2 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl Diamond)Cut Or 285.77 5408.30 1792.54 4,935.37 4,036.07 -18.22
Otherwise Worked But Not Mounted Or Set
3 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 1789.13 1139.52 -36.31 1124.36 1,908.70 69.76
4 71081200 Other Non-Monetary Unwrought Forms Of 2057.22 2079.96 1.11 1,885.14 1,285.48 -31.81
Gold
5 88023000 Aeroplanes And Othr Aircraft,Of An Unladen 33.65 851.34 2430.36 851.34 807.04 -5.2
Weight >2000 Kg But Not Excdng 15000 Kg
6 8021100 Almonds Frsh Or Driedin Shell 668.22 615.12 -7.95 556.58 691.26 24.2

7 27111100 Liquified Natural Gas 164.03 527.14 221.37 458.5 663.21 44.65
8 85238020 Discs With Information Technology Software 457.58 238.40 -47.90 231.86 632.9 172.97
9 27011910 Coking Coal 756.92 849.70 12.26 762.01 601.64 -21.05
10 52010020 Foreign Cotton Of All Staple Lengths 459.50 343.49 -25.25 317.32 600.47 89.23
11 29011000 Saturated Acyclic Hydrocarbons 466.61 693.91 48.71 639.43 476.24 -25.52
12 27011200 Bitumns Coal W/N Pulvrsd But Nt Aglomrtd 133.45 550.51 312.51 500.73 459.4 -8.25
13 27131100 *Petroleum Coke Not Calcined 669.58 387.51 -42.13 338.15 453.88 34.22
14 88022000 Aeroplanes And Other Aircraft,Of An Unlade 0.54 439.7 80802.06
Weight Not Exceeding 2000 Kg
15 76020010 Aluminium Scrap Coverd By Isri Code 186.50 467.87 150.86 436.87 432.56 -0.99
Tablettabloid,Taboo,Taint/Tabor,Take, Talap,
Talcred,Taldack,Taldon,Ta
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From USA 32.83 49.91 -- 49.95 53.85 --
India’s Import From USA 26,611.03 35,549.45 33.59 32,469.88 33,604.11 3.49
India’s overall import from USA has increased by 33.59% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has increased by 3.49% over April-Feb 2018-19. Import of Petroleum Oils and oils obtained from
bituminous minerals crude has highly increased to US$ 4,607.44 Million during the current period as against
US$ 3,182.07 million during April-Feb 2018-19. Share of the above 15 products together have also highly
increased over the years.
3. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: UAE

S. April-Feb April-Feb %
No. 2019 2020 Growth
1 27090000Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained 6122.20 9512.48 55.38 8,824.17 9,928.76 12.52
From Bituminous Minerals Crude
2 71023100 Non-Industrial Diamonds 4097.05 5359.80 30.82 4,858.61 4,381.85 -9.81
Unworked/Simply Sawn Cleaved Or
Bruted
3 71081200 Other Non-Monetary Unwrought 3532.55 2506.35 -29.05 2,241.19 2,621.66 16.98
Forms Of Gold
4 27111100 Liquified Natural Gas 118.98 236.51 98.79 183.39 866.73 372.61
5 27111300 Liquified Butanes 505.81 834.27 64.94 768.16 790.01 2.84
6 27111200 Liquified Propane 519.69 749.79 44.27 687.78 742 7.88
7 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 231.60 133.25 -42.47 132.35 558.18 321.73
8 27101219 *Other 32.84 312.93 852.96 242.62 415.5 71.25
9 74081190 Othr Coppr Wire Wth Max Crs-Sec 381.00 578.51 51.84 546.03 394.88 -27.68
Diamtr>6mm
10 27101990 Other Petroleum Oils And Oils 243.22 449.77 84.93 433.72 340.87 -21.41
Obtaine Frombituminous Minerals
Nes
11 33012590 Others 54.12 242.64 348.37 197.29 337.78 71.21
12 72044900 Other Waste And Scrap 246.96 418.11 69.30 372.95 266.43 -28.56
13 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 0.63 472.62 74387.42 472.62 265.07 -43.91
14 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 435.37 290.59 -33.25 265.55 252.92 -4.76
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From UAE 76.77 74.99 -- 75.25 79.31 --
India’s Import From UAE 21,739.11 29,785.33 37.01 27,147.69 28,251.46 4.07
India’s overall import from UAE has increased by 37% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has increased by 4.07% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Import of Petroleum oils and oils

obtained from bituminous minerals crude is the most dominant product of import from UAE has
turnaround from positive growth of 12.52% in 2018-19 over 2017-18.
4. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Saudi Arab

S. % April- April- %
No. Growth Feb 2019 Feb 2020 Growth
1 27090000 Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained From 15262.60 21381.04 40.09 19,439.57 18,868.94 -2.94
2 27111300 Liquified Butanes 1148.62 1402.97 22.14 1,315.54 1079.58 -17.94
3 31053000 Diamonm Hydrgnorthphospht(Diamonm 488.34 937.62 92.00 864.79 834.24 -3.53
Phospht)
4 27111200 Liquified Propane 610.46 952.51 56.03 877.98 751.68 -14.39
5 71081200 Other Non-Monetary Unwrought Forms Of Gold 0.00 28.75 0.00 331.75
6 27131100 *Petroleum Coke Not Calcined 362.88 248.20 -31.60 206.98 226.12 9.24
7 39021000 Polypropylene 255.89 163.10 -36.26 153.03 197.88 29.31
8 28141000 Anhydrous Ammonia 177.29 172.82 -2.52 153.96 186.76 21.31
9 27101960 *Base Oil 40.50 193.72 378.27 179.35 179.81 0.26
10 76020010 Aluminium Scrap Coverd By Isri Code 279.68 254.88 -8.87 237.59 176.12 -25.87
Tablettabloid,Taboo,Taint/Tabor,Take, Talap,
Talcred,Taldack,Taldon,Ta
11 29053100 Ethylene Glycol (Ethanediol) 408.42 174.67 -57.23 158.85 127 -20.05
12 27111900 *Othr Lqfd Petrlm Gases And Gaseous Hydrcrbn 249.90 105.61 -57.74 105.61 117.35 11.12
13 38170011 Linear Alkylbenzene (Sodium Dodecylbenzene 88.74 119.92 35.13 104.69 114.76 9.62
Sulphonate )
14 29051100 Saturated Methanol (Methyl Alcohol) 147.55 118.77 -19.50 108.05 104.49 -3.3
15 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 0.00 34.67 0.00 34.67 101.74 193.47
Total Of Above Commodities 19520.87 26289.25 34.67 23940.66 23398.22 -2.27
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From Switzerland 88.45 92.31 -- 92.30 93.56 --
India’s Import From Switzerland 22,069.96 28,479.21 29.04 25,938.08 25,007.83 -3.59
India’s overall import from Saudi Arab has increased by 29.04% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 3.59% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Import of other petroleum oils &
oils obtained from bituminous minerals crude is the most dominant product of import from Saudi Arab.
5. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Iraq

1 27090000 Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained 17544.24 22265.04 26.91 20,545.57 21,083.05 2.62
2 27101950 *Fuel Oil 565.65
3 27132000 Petroleum Bitumen 0.00 26.90 0.00 15.53 177.83 1,045.17
4 8041020 Dry Dates Soft (Khayzur Or Wet 64.11 67.92 5.94 60.71 55.58 -8.46
Dates)
5 27111900 *Othr Lqfd Petrlm Gases And Gaseous 0.00 8.74 0.00 6.49 14.92 130.03
Hydrcrbn
6 41051000 Taned/Crust Skin Of Sheep Or Lamb 4.16 0.67 -83.92 0.67 0.72 7.85
Without Wool Whether Or Not Split
But Not Further Prepared. In Wet State
7 38231900 Other Industrial Monocarboxylic Fatty 0.09 0.05 -44.87 0.05 0.64 1143.8
Acid
8 41041900 Other Grain Of Bovine In Wet State 0.57 0.89 55.55 0.76 0.44 -41.92
Incldngwet-Blue
9 51011900 Other Wool,Greasy,Incl Fleece- 0.37 0.16 -56.07 0.16 0.27 67.01
Washed
10 41062100 Taned/Crust Hide Andskins Of Goat 0.14 0.05 -63.22 0.27
Or Kids Inwet State Including Wet-

Blue.
11 51012900 Othr Degresd Wool Nt Crbnsd Nor 0.20 0.17 -12.58 0.17 0.22 28.36
Crded/Cmbd
12 27101990 Other Petroleum Oils And Oils 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.18 182200
Obtaine Frombituminous Minerals Nes
13 99930020 Returned Goods 0.21 0.03 -86.89 0.03 0.1 261.15
14 47079000 Othr Incl Unsorted Waste And Scrap 0.81 0.36 -55.35 0.31 0.09 -72.27
15 38140010 Organic Composite Solvents And 0.08
Thinners Nes
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From Saudi Arab 99.99 99.99 -- 99.99 100.00 --
India’s Import From Saudi Arab 17,615.81 22,372.47 27 20,631.91 21,900.47 6.15
India’s overall import from Iraq has increased by 27% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-Feb
2019-20, it has increased by 5.29% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Above 15 products imported from
Iraq constitute about 85.48% share to the total import from Iraq over the years.
6. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Switzerland

%
S. % April-Feb April-Feb
HS Code Description 2017-18 2018-19 Growt
No. Growth 2019 2020
h
1 71081200 Other Non-Monetary Unwrought 17162.23 15181.30 -11.54 13,758.33 13,812.55 0.39
Forms Of Gold
2 71069100 *Unwrought Silver 40.03 90.28 125.55 90.28 173.45 92.12
3 15071000 Soya Bean Crude Oil W/N 0.00 111.76 0.00 82.63 155.62 88.33
Degummed
4 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail 72.28 160.25 121.72 150.74 121.44 -19.44
Sale N.E.S
5 30021500 Immunological Products, Put Up In 30.35 62.93 107.32 53.52 73.91 38.1
Measured Doses Or In Forms Or
Packings For Retail Sale
6 27090000 Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained 0.00 78.31 0.00 78.31 65.15 -16.8
7 52010020 Foreign Cotton Of All Staple 0.20 12.97 6451.57 9.07 50.35 455.37
Lengths
8 27011910 Coking Coal 0.00 6.37 0.00 6.37 47.49 645
9 27011920 Steam Coal 0.00 114.38 0.00 93.81 47.38 -49.5
10 91022100 Other Wrist-Watches,W/N 11.46 23.98 109.25 19.84 32.9 65.86
Incorporating A Stop-Watch
Facility With Automatic Winding
11 91021100 Wrst-Wtchs,Electrly Operated,W/N 29.99 42.62 42.10 38.68 30.12 -22.14
Incrprtng Stop-Wtch Fclty With
Mchncl Display Only
12 90185090 Ophthalmic Surgical Instrmnt And 6.96 32.32 364.56 28.68 29.67 3.45
Appliances
13 84119900 Parts Of Other Gas Turbines 1.97 19.43 883.89 15.19 28.61 88.34
14 90275090 Others 1 26.76 2,579.8
9
15 30043990 Other Gonadotrophins And 8.50 26.05 206.55 24.34 26.25 7.86
Luteinising Hormone
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From Iraq 91.76 88.25 -- 88.17 91.59 --
India’s Import From Iraq 18,923.05 18,087.58 -4.42 16,390.40 16,073.25 -1.93
India’s overall import from Switzerland has decreased by 4.42% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 1.93% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Other non-monetary
unwrought form of gold is the most dominant product and import of the product has decreased by 0.18%

during April-Feb 2019-20 over April-Feb 2018-19. Import of Other Wrist-Watches,W/N Incorporating A
Stop-Watch Facility With Automatic Winding has increased during 2018-19 over 2017-18.
7. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Hong Kong

1 71023910 Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl 872.99 2821.44 223.19 2,175.36 2,070.84 -4.8
2 85423100 Monolithic Integrated Circuits - 23.52 1972.53 8286.16 1,758.97 2,036.61 15.78
Digital
3 85177090 Othr Parts Of Telephonc/Telegrphc 143.75 1693.18 1077.85 1,540.75 2,015.10 30.79
Apparts
4 85423200 Memories 16.51 1160.98 6931.65 1061.36 1022.32 -3.68
5 71069100 *Unwrought Silver 1364.93 951.63 -30.28 920.59 765.68 -16.83
6 71039990 Other Stone Cut(Topaz Aquamarine 27.75 203.77 634.32 165.39 380.32 129.95
Etc)
7 71023100 Non-Industrial Diamonds 2233.64 677.87 -69.65 625.04 352.02 -43.68
Unworked/Simply Sawn Cleaved Or
Bruted
8 85258090 Other 4.22 196.73 4560.60 176.01 343.33 95.07
9 85176290 Other 318.36 642.64 101.86 611.37 323.74 -47.05
10 85076000 Lithium-Ion 7.71 267.44 3370.24 247.07 312.95 26.66
11 71049010 Laboratory-Created Or Laboratory 197.12 175.86 -10.79 147.65 296.28 100.66
Grown Or Manmade Or Cultured Or
Synthetic Diamonds
12 84713010 Personal Computer 5.82 368.90 6240.04 334.06 252.84 -24.31
(Laptop,Palmtop,Etc)
13 85423900 Other 10.73 23.58 119.85 16.39 225.54 1,276.09
14 85340000 Printed Circuits 54.35 186.06 242.36 167.6 172.17 2.73
15 71081200 Other Non-Monetary Unwrought 705.22 574.68 -18.51 559.84 151.77 -72.89
Forms Of Gold
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From Hong Kong 56.08 66.25 -- 65.36 68.37 --
India’s Import From Hong Kong 10,675.98 17,987.01 68.48 16,076.66 15,682.34 -2.45
India’s overall import from Hong Kong has increased by 68.48% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 2.45% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. Except 7 products all the products
witnessed high positive growth during the current period. Percentage share of the above products have
increase from 65.36% to 68.37% approximately in the current year.
8. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Korea Rp

Hs Code Description 2017-18 2018-19
1 85423900 Other 87.58 308.96 252.76 692.64 1152.02 66.32
2 27101960 *Base Oil 629.34 791.21 25.72 727.11 567.77 -21.91
3 87089900 Otr Prtsandaccssrs Of Vhcls Of Hdg 120.73 67.93 -43.73 284.94 313.87 10.15
8701-8705
4 87084000 Gear Boxes 220.39 219.87 -0.24 196.79 306.3 55.65
5 29173600 Terephthalic Acid And Its Salts 330.37 313.86 -5.00 62.22 272.08 337.26
6 72083840 Strips Of Flat-Rold Prdcts In Coils Of 235.38 270.25 14.82 240.72 205.63 -14.58
A Thckns>=3 But< 4.75mm Hot-
Rld,Excl.Pickl
7 85177090 Othr Parts Of Telephonc/Telegrphc 86.53 110.04 27.17 311.94 191.56 -38.59
Apparts
8 79011100 Zinc,Not Alloyd,Contng By 61.78 115.99 87.74 196.72 161.6 -17.86
Wt>=99.99% Zinc
9 84807100 Injctn/Cmprsn Type Moulds Fr 50.82 112.48 121.35 99.46 152.87 53.69
Rubbr/Plstcs

10 29025000
Styrene 208.04 233.51 12.24 118.81 148.32 24.83
11 72104900
Othr Prdcts Of Iron/Non-Alloy Steel 292.11 323.14 10.62 210.11 147.72 -29.69
Otherwise Pltd/Cotd Wth Zinc
12 72083790 Othr Flat-Rold Prdcts In Coils Of A 81.49 143.07 75.56 110.99 145.4 31.01
Thckns>=4.75 But< 10mm Hot-
Rld,Excl.Pickl
13 84073410 Sprk-Igntn Engines For Motor Cars 295.93 204.46 -30.91 97.22 140.82 44.85
14 39033000 Acrylonitrile-Butadiene Styrene 11.68 131.61 1026.53 165.41 133.98 -19
Copolymrs
15 72107000 Prdcts Paintd,Vrnshd/Coatd Wth 154.64 178.69 15.55 119.06 131.27 10.25
Plstcs
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From Korea Rp 17.52 21.03 -- 23.71 28.79 --
India’s Import From Korea Rp 16,361.77 16,758.97 2.43 15,327.00 14,488.95 -5.47
India’s overall import from Korea Republic has increased by 2.43% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. While during
April-Feb 2019-20, import has decreased by 5.47% over the period April-Feb 18-19. Terepthalic acid and its
salt has highly increased to US$ 272.08 million in Apr- Feb 2019-20 from just US$ 62.22 million in Apr- Feb
2018-19.
9. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Indonesia

S. % April- April-
No. Growth Feb 2019 Feb 2020
1 27011920 Steam Coal 5668.16 6237.51 10.04 5,640.69 5,494.59 -2.59
2 15111000 Crude Palm Oil And Its Fractns 3249.93 2341.27 -27.96 2,127.39 2,397.78 12.71
3 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 51.69 211.61 309.41 197.7 856.4 333.17
4 27011200 Bitumns Coal W/N Pulvrsd But Nt 341.85 758.23 121.80 680.01 434.16 -36.15
Aglomrtd
5 40012200 Technically Spcfd Natrl 433.41 342.57 -20.96 326.58 226.19 -30.74
Rubr(Tsnr)
6 72191300 Ht-Rlld Prdcts In Coils Ofthckns 0.00 35.56 0.00 33.49 202.69 505.25
>= 3 Mm Bt < 4.75 Mm
7 31021000 Urea Whether Or Not In Aqueous 0.07 191.07 2,82,971.85
Solution
8 72026000 Ferro-Nickel 129.84 171.12 31.79 160.78 187.23 16.45
9 38231900 Other Industrial Monocarboxylic 270.30 259.70 -3.92 239.59 170.57 -28.81
Fatty Acid
10 15119020 Refined Blchd Deodrsed 1657.54 985.48 -40.55 967.26 168.93 -82.53
Palmolein
11 27011910 Coking Coal 208.66 199.15 -4.56 171.92 163.83 -4.7
12 80011090 Anodes Cathodes Ingots Pigs 146.13 119.82 -18.01 109.94 158.61 44.27
Slabs And Other Primary Forms
Of Tin
13 72191400 Ht-Rlld Prdcts In Coils Of 0.00 34.89 0.00 33.62 147.1 337.48
Thckns<3 Mm
14 28182010 Alumina Calcined 0.00 194.26 0.00 181.03 126.33 -30.22
15 47032900 Bleached Or Semi-Bleached Non- 121.35 109.20 -10.01 101.83 110.32 8.34
Coniferous Chemical Wood Pulp
Sulphate
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From 74.69 75.71 -- 75.48 77.75 --
Indonesia
India’s Import From Indonesia 16,438.80 15,849.67 -3.58 14,535.49 14,193.82 -2.35
India’s overall import from Indonesia has decreased by 3.58% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During April-
Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 2.35% over the period April- Feb 2018-19. Steam coal is the dominant
product of import from Indonesia.

10. Top fifteen 8-digit level products in respect of Source: Singapore
S. April- April- %
No. Feb 2019 Feb 2020 Growth
1 85423100 Monolithic Integrated Circuits - 126.68 537.96 324.65 497.63 428.81 -13.83
Digital
2 85423900 Other 87.58 308.96 252.76 279.32 400.33 43.32
3 84715000 Digitl Procesng Units Excl Of Sub 501.99 483.40 -3.70 444.29 400.26 -9.91
Hdngs 847141 And 847149,Wh/Not
Cont One/Two Typs Of Uni,Like
Storg/Input/Output Uni
4 85176290 Other 285.28 433.70 52.03 397.13 375.9 -5.35
5 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 13.82 460.43 3231.53 311.62 346.33 11.14
6 27011910 Coking Coal 0.00 296.45 0.00 282.92 345.52 22.13
7 89051000 Dredgers 0.00 145.25 0.00 145.25 330.36 127.44
8 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 0.01 141.17 1147621.95 127.74 303.97 137.95
9 84713010 Personal Computer 101.50 242.69 139.10 226.84 283.98 25.19
10 29024300 P-Xylene 178.70 340.68 90.64 292.06 272.25 -6.78
11 27101219 *Other 22.66 223.78 887.37
12 27101960 *Base Oil 183.86 221.00 20.20 196.36 178.69 -9
13 15111000 Crude Palm Oil And Its Fractns 0.00 187.41 0.00 179.84 172.53 -4.06
14 39014000 *Ethylene-Alpha-Olefin 6.40 137.53 2048.91 120.98 168.08 38.94
Copolymers, Having A Specific
Gravity Of Less Than 0.94
15 27011920 Steam Coal 0.00 264.51 0.00 249.18 165.59 -33.55
% Share Of Above To India’s Import From 19.90 25.80 -- 25.49 31.91 --
Singapore
India’s Import from Singapore 7,466.99 16,281.64 118.05 14,803.50 13,777.52 -6.93
India’s overall import from Singapore has increased by 118.05% during 2018-19 over 2017-18. During
April-Feb 2019-20, it has decreased by 6.93% over the period April-Feb 2018-19. With high positive growth
during current year, share of the top 15 products together to total import of the product has increased from
25.49% to 31.91% in April-Feb 2019-20.

E. Export Scenario: State-wise
The details of State-wise export for last two years and the current year along with percentage share and
percentage change are given at Table 19, while State-wise export in terms of percentage change in last
two years is given at Table 20.
Figure 17 shows State-wise percentage share of 16 major States (with contribution of more than 1%
share) and unspecified sources (6.31%) in India’s total merchandise export during April-Feb 2019-20. It
reflects that Maharashtra has the highest share of 20.82% followed by Gujarat (19.96%) and Tamil Nadu
(9.54%) during April- Feb 2019-20. 16 States contribute about 95.46% of total exports. The remaining
States have less than 1% share in India’s total export.
Figure 17: Percentage Share of States in India's Export during April-Feb, 2020
Andhra Pradesh Haryana
4.69% Delhi West Bengal
Karnataka 3.84%
3.32% Kerala 3.03%
5.30% 3.28%
Telangana
Uttar Pradesh
2.33%
5.45%
Rajasthan Uttarakhand
2.11% 0.75%
Odisha Dadra & Nagar Haveli
Punjab
2.07% 0.69%
1.73%
Unspecified Goa
6.31% Madhya Pradesh
0.64%
1.68%
Other Bihar
Tamil Nadu 4.53% 0.53%
9.54% Himachal Pradesh
0.44%
Chattisgarh
0.40% Jharkhand
Maharashtra 0.37%
20.82% Daman & Diu
0.35% Assam
Gujarat 0.14%
19.96% Pondicherry
0.12%
Jammu & Kashmir
0.06%

Figure 18 shows State-wise percentage growth of 16 major States during 2018-19 and April-Feb 2019-20.
It reflects that export of the state like Delhi has increased to 15.62% from 8.62% as compared to the last
year. Sikkim has witnessed tremendous growth in export from negative growth of 43.15 % to positive
growth of 25.56% in the current year. The region like Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Kerala and Daman &
Diu witnessed less growth as compared to the last year.
Figure 18: Export Performance (% Growth) of 16 Major States during 2017-18 and
April-Feb 2018- 2019
700.00
600.00
500.00
400.00
% Growth
300.00
200.00
100.00
0.00
-100.00
% Change in 2018-19 over 2017-18 % Change in 2019-20 over 2018-19 (Apr-Feb)

F. Summary Tables
Table 1: Performance of India's Merchandise Trade

(Value in US$ billions)
Years Export % Change Import % Change Trade Balance
2016-17 275.85 5.17 384.36 0.88 -108.50
2017-18 303.53 10.03 465.58 21.13 -162.05
2018-19 # 330.07 8.75 514.03 10.41 -183.96
2018-19 (April-Mar)# 330.08 -- 514.08 -- --
2019-20 (April-Mar)* 314.31 -4.78 467.19 -9.12 -152.88
Source: DGCI&S, # provisional (*: figures are based on quick estimates)
Table 2: India’s month-wise Merchandise Trade

(US$ Millions)
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Months Trade Trade Trade Trade
Export Import Export Import Export Import Export Import
Balance Balance Balance Balance
April 20863 25689 -4826 24579 38835 -14256 25949 39967 -14017 26073 41401 -15327
July 22407 28286 -5879 23947 38279 -14332 28945 43917 -14972 29994 45354 -15360
June 22656 30917 -8261 23013 37055 -14042 27158 44807 -17649 25012 40290 -15278
July 21692 29305 -7613 22293 34215 -11922 25754 44388 -18634 26333 39760 -13427
August 21597 29303 -7706 23355 36071 -12716 27808 45731 -17923 26127 39582 -13455
Sep 22769 31839 -9070 28567 37963 -9396 27866 42820 -14954 26034 36891 -10857
Oct 23361 34495 -11134 22889 37501 -14613 26674 44678 -18004 26377 37391 -11014
Nov 20066 33462 -13396 26293 41390 -15098 26072 43655 -17584 25982 38106 -12124
Dec 24056 34602 -10546 27833 42031 -14198 27858 42351 -14493 27357 38611 -11254
Jan 22356 32261 -9905 25409 41083 -15674 26409 41455 -15046 25970 41145 - 15174
Feb 24727 34248 -9522 26033 38335 -12303 26866 36590 -9724 27647 37497 -9850
March 29302 39947 29316 42823 32718 43719 21406 31165 -9759
-10645 -13507 -11001
Total 275852 384356 -108503 303526 465581 -162055 330078 514078 -184000 314313 467192 -152879
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata
Note: Figures for Mar, 2019-20 is quick estimate

Table 3: India’s month-wise Services Trade
(US$ Millions)
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Trade Trade Trade Trade
Months Export Import Export Import Export Import Export Import
April 12908 7183 5725 12904 7222 5682 17563 10915 6648 18062 11402 6660
July 13460 7922 5538 13430 7615 5815 16173 10208 5965 18679 12492 6187
June 13322 8389 4933 13388 7457 5931 16872 10299 6573 18552 11758 6794
July 12775 7409 5366 13178 7334 5844 17,553 10850 6703 19,084 12,829 6255
August 13381 8054 5327 13701 8658 5043 16526 10354 6172 18244 12006 6238
Sep 13773 8304 5469 13732 8450 5282 16381 9946 6435 17536 11096 6440
Oct 13113 7680 5433 14152 8700 5452 16815 10099 6716 17,698 10,864 6834
Nov 13338 8323 5015 15392 9647 5745 16,677 10,109 6568 17,996 11,472 6,524
Dec 13804 8294 5510 16005 9859 6146 17,927 11,376 6551 20,004 12,555 7,449
Jan 13570 8409 5161 16337 9847 6490 17,745 11,027 6718 18,985 12,001 6,984
Feb 13060 7235 5825 15,709 10,143 5566 16,584 9809 6775 17725 11067 6658
March 14179 8267 5912 16,834 10,280 6554 17,944 11,365 6579 18163 11112 7051
Total 160683 95469 65214 174762 105212 69550 204760 126357 78403 220728 140654 80074
Source: Monthly Press Releases, RBI

Note: Data on trade in services is available upto Mar, 2020
Table 4: India’s month-wise Overall Trade (Merchandise plus Services)

(US$ Millions)
2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20
Trade Trade Trade Trade
Months Export Import Export Import Export Import Export Import
April 33771 32872 899 37483 46057 -8574 43512 50882 -7369 44135 52803 -8667
July 35867 36208 -341 37377 45894 -8517 45118 54125 -9007 48673 57846 -9173
June 35978 39306 -3328 36401 44512 -8111 44030 55106 -11076 43564 52048 -8484
July 34467 36714 -2247 35471 41549 -6078 43307 55238 -11931 45417 52589 -7172
August 34978 37357 -2379 37056 44729 -7673 44334 56085 -11751 44371 51588 -7217
Sep 36542 40143 -3601 42299 46413 -4114 44247 52766 -8519 43570 47987 -4417
Oct 36474 42175 -5701 37041 46201 -9161 43489 54777 -11288 44075 48255 -4180
Nov 33404 41785 -8381 41685 51037 -9353 42749 53764 -11016 43,978 49578 -5600
Dec 37860 42896 -5036 43838 51890 -8052 45785 53727 -7942 47,361 51166 -3805
Jan 35926 40670 -4744 41746 50930 -9184 44154 52482 -8328 44,955 53,146 -8190
Feb 37787 41483 -3697 41742 48478 -6737 43450 46399 -2949 45,372 48564 -3192
March 43481 48214 -4733 46150 53103 -6953 50662 55084 -4422 39,569 42277 -2708
Total 436535 479825 -43289 478288 570793 -92505 534838 640435 -105597 535041 607846 -72805
Source: DGCI&S and RBI

Table 5: India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
Sl.
QE Groups 2017-18 2018-19 % Change
No.
1 Engineering Goods 78695.69 83621.65 6.26
2 Petroleum Products 37465.08 46553.58 24.26
3 Gems And Jewellery 41544.44 40251.03 -3.11
4 Organic & Inorganic Chemical 18508.50 22379.30 20.91
5 Drugs And Pharmaceuticals 17282.81 19146.55 10.78
6 Rmg Of All Textiles 16706.94 16138.29 -3.40
7 Electronic Goods 6393.12 8829.43 38.11
Cotton Yarn/Fabs./Madeups, Handloom
8 10260.36 11215.15 9.31
Products Etc.
9 Plastic And Linoleum 6851.13 8607.48 25.64
10 Marine Products 7389.22 6802.56 -7.94
11 Rice 7806.15 7750.61 -0.71
12 Man-Made Yarn/Fabs./Madeups Etc. 4826.33 4980.51 3.19
13 Leather And Leather Manufactures 5289.13 5140.85 -2.80
Mica, Coal And Other Ores, Minerals Including
14 3776.88 4254.71 12.65
Process
15 Meat, Dairy And Poultry Products 4610.06 4363.72 -5.34
16 Spices 3115.37 3322.45 6.65
17 Ceramic Products And Glassware 2131.78 2649.16 24.27
18 Iron Ore 1471.06 1317.29 -10.45
19 Fruits And Vegetables 2513.33 2540.90 1.10
20 Handicrafts Excl. Hand Made Carpet 1823.34 1838.08 0.81
Cereal Preparations And Miscellaneous
21 1416.64 1555.45 9.80
Processed Item
22 Carpet 1429.82 1481.85 3.64
23 Oil Seeds 1174.34 1156.77 -1.50
24 Tobacco 934.25 981.33 5.04
25 Tea 837.36 830.93 -0.77
26 Oil Meals 1093.16 1508.65 38.01
27 Coffee 968.57 822.34 -15.10
28 Cashew 922.41 654.43 -29.05
29 Jute Mfg. Including Floor Covering 335.08 324.93 -3.03
30 Other Cereals 248.59 348.97 40.38
31 Others 15705.21 18709.16 19.13
India’s Total Export 303526.1611 330078.09 8.75
India’s Total Export excl. Petroleum products 266061.08 283524.51 6.56

Table 5 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
S. % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb % %
QE Groups Feb, 18 Feb, 19
No. Change 2018-19 2019-20 Change Share
1 Engineering Goods 6662.47 7244.63 8.74 74199.13 73275.52 -1.24 25.02
2 Petroleum Products 3083.39 3394.19 10.08 42936.65 40291.17 -6.16 13.76
3 Gems And Jewellery 3780.29 3019.26 -20.13 36826.71 33787.41 -8.25 11.54
4 Organic & Inorganic Chemical 1727.43 2009.59 16.33 20052.17 20831.28 3.89 7.11
5 Drugs And Pharmaceuticals 1611.22 1745.47 8.33 17144.55 19156.07 11.73 6.54
6 Rmg Of All Textiles 1544.11 1474.44 -4.51 14420.71 14370.65 -0.35 4.91
7 Electronic Goods 855.39 1172.32 37.05 7899.34 11036.28 39.71 3.77
Cotton Yarn/Fabs./Madeups,
8 877.16 866.04 -1.27 10169.36 9309.52 -8.46 3.18
Handloom Products Etc.
9 Plastic And Linoleum 620.94 611.51 -1.52 7843.98 7067.62 -9.90 2.41
10 Marine Products 433.77 441.12 1.70 6274.50 6328.19 0.86 2.16
11 Rice 736.16 696.87 -5.34 6821.95 5716.81 -16.20 1.95
Man-Made
12 388.25 429.22 10.55 4514.73 4461.10 -1.19 1.52
Yarn/Fabs./Madeups Etc.
Leather And Leather
13 397.26 381.41 -3.99 4728.32 4384.46 -7.27 1.50
Manufactures
Mica, Coal And Other Ores,
14 356.57 331.37 -7.07 3789.68 3621.83 -4.43 1.24
Minerals Including Process
Meat, Dairy And Poultry
15 293.99 243.36 -17.22 3950.00 3488.14 -11.69 1.19
Products
16 Spices 276.13 294.49 6.65 2933.34 3376.57 15.11 1.15
Ceramic Products And
17 222.88 255.45 14.61 2401.44 2651.08 10.40 0.91
Glassware
18 Iron Ore 127.13 175.27 37.87 1163.05 2388.83 105.39 0.82
19 Fruits And Vegetables 288.69 286.74 -0.68 2226.92 2066.14 -7.22 0.71
Handicrafts Excl. Hand Made
20 151.23 158.27 4.65 1666.96 1671.33 0.26 0.57
Carpet
Cereal Preparations And
21 129.68 137.21 5.81 1405.96 1414.86 0.63 0.48
Miscellaneous Processed Item
22 Carpet 110.80 114.02 2.90 1354.85 1293.52 -4.53 0.44
23 Oil Seeds 90.33 135.35 49.83 1040.12 1201.78 15.54 0.41
24 Tobacco 87.97 64.20 -27.02 886.51 830.87 -6.28 0.28
25 Tea 68.21 61.71 -9.52 756.44 776.96 2.71 0.27
26 Oil Meals 116.17 66.62 -42.65 1314.46 754.69 -42.59 0.26
27 Coffee 81.01 72.90 -10.01 716.33 659.88 -7.88 0.23
28 Cashew 42.91 45.78 6.70 597.45 525.51 -12.04 0.18
Jute Mfg. Including Floor
29 23.11 28.86 24.90 301.56 319.73 6.03 0.11
Covering
30 Other Cereals 18.29 15.33 -16.20 321.37 183.84 -42.80 0.06
31 Others 1663.18 1674.26 0.67 16701.83 15666.19 -6.20 5.35
India’s Total Export 26866.11 27647.26 2.91 297360.36 292907.83 -1.50 100.00
India’s Total Export excl.
23782.72 24253.07 1.98 254423.70 252616.66 -0.71 86.24
Petroleum products
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (Note: The analysis is based on the Quick Estimates Groups of commodities, latest
available upto Feb, 2020)

Table 6: India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
S.
QE Groups 2017-18 2018-19 % Change
No.
1 Petroleum, Crude & products 108658.69 140920.64 29.69
2 Electronic goods 52890.69 57377.29 8.48
3 Machinery, electrical & non-electrical 32908.93 37852.39 15.02
4 Gold 33657.22 32910.06 -2.22
5 Pearls, precious & Semi-precious stones 34278.91 27075.65 -21.01
6 Coal, Coke & Briquettes, etc. 22901.23 26177.77 14.31
7 Organic & Inorganic Chemicals 20631.46 23827.74 15.49
8 Transport equipment 22732.55 24775.78 8.99
9 Iron & Steel 14617.59 17656.72 20.79
10 Artificial resins, plastic materials, etc. 14487.66 15682.00 8.24
11 Non-ferrous metals 12811.67 14732.96 15.00
12 Vegetable Oil 11637.48 9890.32 -15.01
13 Fertilisers, Crude & manufactured 5376.34 7467.44 38.89
14 Chemical material & products 6663.38 7707.56 15.67
15 Medcnl. & Pharmaceutical products 5480.69 6359.47 16.03
16 Wood & Wood products 6027.35 6126.48 1.64
17 Metaliferrous ores & other minerals 9096.90 7583.26 -16.64
18 Professional instrument, Optical goods, etc. 4754.56 5187.40 9.10
19 Machine tools 3519.58 4642.48 31.90
20 Dyeing/tanning/colouring mtrls. 2887.50 3221.93 11.58
21 Silver 3213.80 3748.22 16.63
22 Fruits & vegetables 2092.60 2143.87 2.45
23 Project goods 2077.61 2375.57 14.34
24 Textile yarn Fabric, made-up articles 1837.29 1899.99 3.41
25 Pulses 2908.33 1140.76 -60.78
26 Cotton Raw & Waste 979.32 633.05 -35.36
27 Pulp and Waste paper 1154.56 1311.74 13.61
28 Leather & leather products 1009.17 1057.69 4.81
29 Newsprint 776.67 977.66 25.88
30 Sulphur & Unroasted Iron Pyrts 165.87 217.13 30.90
31 Others 23345.37 21397.41 -8.34
India’s Total Import 465580.99 514078.42 10.42
India’s Total Import excl. Petroleum crude &
356922.30 373157.77 4.55
products

Table 6 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Growth for last 2 years and current year
S. % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb % %
QE Groups Feb, 18 Feb, 19
No. Change 2018-19 2019-20 Change Share
1 Petroleum, Crude & products 9414.01 10756.11 14.26 129138.95 119415.76 -7.53 27.39
2 Electronic goods 3768.28 3517.30 -6.66 52705.74 51192.34 -2.87 11.74
Machinery, electrical & non-
3 3077.55 3355.60 9.03 34639.81 35555.77 2.64 8.15
electrical
4 Gold 2582.78 2362.35 -8.53 29623.85 27000.42 -8.86 6.19
Pearls, precious & Semi-
5 2157.49 2443.30 13.25 24065.26 20976.71 -12.83 4.81
precious stones
6 Coal, Coke & Briquettes, etc. 2006.01 1832.88 -8.63 24073.12 20845.52 -13.41 4.78
7 Organic & Inorganic Chemicals 1746.74 1490.29 -14.68 21916.18 19308.76 -11.90 4.43
8 Transport equipment 1687.11 1790.24 6.11 22753.89 16172.27 -28.93 3.71
9 Iron & Steel 1360.53 1004.63 -26.16 16078.42 14512.87 -9.74 3.33
Artificial resins, plastic
10 1161.10 1166.37 0.45 14352.16 13687.87 -4.63 3.14
materials, etc.
11 Non-ferrous metals 1022.46 1091.53 6.76 13623.39 12322.13 -9.55 2.83
12 Vegetable Oil 705.24 889.13 26.07 8925.82 8956.57 0.34 2.05
Fertilisers, Crude &
13 495.95 415.92 -16.14 6926.04 7252.83 4.72 1.66
manufactured
14 Chemical material & products 561.73 586.65 4.44 7081.80 7155.47 1.04 1.64
Medcnl. & Pharmaceutical
15 466.15 474.99 1.90 5811.27 6243.75 7.44 1.43
products
16 Wood & Wood products 467.13 412.06 -11.79 5624.35 5302.70 -5.72 1.22
Metaliferrous ores & other
17 486.21 298.63 -38.58 7092.00 4775.55 -32.66 1.10
minerals
Professional instrument, Optical
18 387.53 404.21 4.31 4679.44 4666.92 -0.27 1.07
goods, etc.
19 Machine tools 380.15 325.77 -14.31 4218.87 3944.73 -6.50 0.90
20 Dyeing/tanning/colouring mtrls. 211.96 191.11 -9.84 2950.37 2720.36 -7.80 0.62
21 Silver 182.99 106.22 -41.95 3638.89 2630.85 -27.70 0.60
22 Fruits & vegetables 147.67 207.44 40.48 1974.22 2072.79 4.99 0.48
23 Project goods 91.60 163.90 78.93 2030.48 1885.45 -7.14 0.43
Textile yarn Fabric, made-up
24 148.61 147.79 -0.55 1763.43 1837.27 4.19 0.42
articles
25 Pulses 60.15 79.64 32.40 1005.03 1349.28 34.25 0.31
26 Cotton Raw & Waste 33.87 35.23 4.00 574.90 1289.07 124.22 0.30
27 Pulp and Waste paper 107.08 98.39 -8.11 1193.85 1074.16 -10.03 0.25
28 Leather & leather products 89.56 88.25 -1.46 977.15 961.15 -1.64 0.22
29 Newsprint 63.63 53.97 -15.19 906.62 664.98 -26.65 0.15
30 Sulphur & Unroasted Iron Pyrts 27.88 3.82 -86.30 203.33 112.90 -44.47 0.03
31 Others 1491.23 1703.74 14.25 19810.72 20141.28 1.67 4.62
India’s Total Import 36590.41 37497.46 2.48 470359.38 436028.48 -7.30 100.00
India’s Total Import excl.
27176.39 26741.35 -1.60 341220.42 316612.72 -7.21 72.61
Petroleum crude & products
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (Note: The analysis is based on the Quick Estimates Groups of commodities,
latest available upto Feb, 2020)

Table 7: India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise
S.
QE Groups Feb, 19 Mar, 19 2018-19 Apr,19 May,19 Jun,19 Jul,19
No.
1 Engineering Goods 6662.47 9422.52 83621.65 6681.14 7460.25 6564.26 6155.65
2 Petroleum Products 3083.39 3616.93 46553.58 3677.89 5164.24 2732.35 3650
3 Gems And Jewellery 3780.29 3424.32 40251.03 2856.58 3411.62 3133.10 2978
Organic And Inorganic
4 1727.43 2327.13 22379.30 2063.71 2079.56 1644.90 1887.94
Chemicals
6 RMG Of All Textiles 1544.11 1717.58 16138.29 1409.53 1528.02 1232.87 1364.67
Cotton Yarn/Fabs./Madeups,
8 877.16 1045.79 11215.15 844.22 884.95 791.68 824.01
9 Rice 736.16 928.66 7750.61 589.43 636.58 513.32 513.16
10 Plastic And Linoleum 620.94 763.50 8607.48 640.99 767.11 666.17 646.14
Man-Made
11 433.77 528.06 6802.56 471.72 525.23 534.85 594.78
12 Marine Products 388.25 465.78 4980.51 388.61 403.24 363.14 399.32
Leather And Leather
13 397.26 412.53 5140.85 330.88 426.23 411.38 455.84
Manufactures
14 356.57 465.03 4254.71 284.69 341.85 309.28 370.25
15 276.13 389.11 3322.45 297.42 289.37 292.37 417.25
Products
16 Iron Ore 288.69 313.99 2540.90 224.13 194.00 170.93 177.57
17 222.88 247.72 2649.16 224.39 240.54 239.42 249.92
Glassware
18 Spices 293.99 413.73 4363.72 349.91 323.38 274.82 308.53
19 Fruits And Vegetables 127.13 154.24 1317.29 198.45 225.10 217.25 268.94
Handicrafts Excl. Hand Made
20 151.23 171.13 1838.08 141.30 183.15 137.87 151.68
Carpet
21 129.68 149.49 1555.45 115.91 130.73 125.85 137.03
Miscellaneous Processed Item
22 Oil Seeds 90.33 116.65 1156.77 95.08 96.63 77.37 94.03
23 Carpet 110.80 127.00 1481.85 107.26 124.21 114.52 123.4
24 Tea 81.01 106.00 822.34 73.20 76.33 73.91 63.5
25 Oil Meals 116.17 194.19 1508.65 63.84 81.20 67.48 76.37
26 Tobacco 87.97 94.82 981.33 80.53 81.21 84.09 90.24
27 Coffee 68.21 74.49 830.93 64.90 68.00 70.81 80.12
28 Cashew 42.91 56.98 654.43 42.49 42.00 44.49 48.32
29 Jute Mfg. Inc Floor Covering 23.11 23.37 324.93 22.15 28.95 27.45 30.58
30 Other Cereals 18.29 27.59 348.97 17.01 19.14 21.08 14.44
31 Others 1663.18 2007.33 18709.16 1473.82 1565.19 1306.73 1415.28
India’s Total Export 26866.11 32717.74 330078.09 26073.46 29994.46 25012.28 26332.62
23782.72 29100.81 283524.51 22395.57 24830.22 22279.93 22682.62
Petroleum products

Table 7 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise
S.
QE Groups Aug,19 Sep,19 Oct,19 Nov,19 Dec,19 Jan,19 Feb,20
No.
1 Engineering Goods 6550.79 6554.44 6453.43 6302.86 7065.67 6242.4 7244.63
2 Petroleum Products 3316.52 3442.83 3624.75 4088.50 3896.86 3303.04 3394.19
3 Gems And Jewellery 3213.81 3586.33 3715.01 2583.63 2411.44 2878.63 3019.26
Organic And Inorganic
4 1805.15 1851.02 1826.71 1869.94 1888.28 1904.48 2009.59
Chemicals
6 RMG Of All Textiles 1260.37 1079.39 1107.18 1055.82 1407.36 1451 1474.44
Cotton
8 Yarn/Fabs./Madeups, 832.13 806.18 855.49 800.86 894.19 909.77 866.04
9 Rice 415.12 373.31 320.19 444.13 616.77 597.93 696.87
10 Plastic And Linoleum 645.29 595.42 642.31 661.14 615.23 576.31 611.51
Man-Made
11 592 636.53 744.42 699.18 656.42 431.94 441.12
12 Marine Products 397.22 394.57 409.61 382.21 445.10 448.86 429.22
Leather And Leather
13 428.3 370.88 380.74 380.70 411.35 406.75 381.41
Manufactures
14 359.48 387.16 305.63 307.63 299.37 325.12 331.37
15 334.88 328.38 273.13 316.04 293.97 239.27 294.49
Products
16 Iron Ore 170.32 194.61 150.51 151.81 165.75 179.77 286.74
17 259.22 233.36 224.60 216.62 259.44 248.12 255.45
Glassware
18 Spices 293.28 325.65 344.01 387.24 313.86 324.1 243.36
19 Fruits And Vegetables 282.08 144.48 194.68 197.32 225.87 259.39 175.27
Handicrafts Excl. Hand
20 154.79 146.06 157.75 141.37 149.92 149.17 158.27
Made Carpet
21 Miscellaneous Processed 130.71 127.55 126.63 130.55 126.20 126.49 137.21
Item
22 Oil Seeds 66.63 50.75 65.24 178.97 216.47 125.26 135.35
23 Carpet 116.49 105.83 114.40 127.43 127.29 118.67 114.02
24 Tea 53.85 51.84 52.23 45.71 52.62 43.79 72.9
25 Oil Meals 60.73 66.25 60.23 76.57 77.19 58.21 66.62
26 Tobacco 66.91 82.58 72.75 70.49 87.16 50.71 64.2
27 Coffee 83.4 76.7 73.09 68.17 71.18 58.88 61.71
28 Cashew 60.03 43.94 46.62 49.97 59.47 42.4 45.78
Jute Mfg. Inc Floor
29 30.37 29.72 28.59 28.33 33.83 30.9 28.86
Covering
30 Other Cereals 11.4 12.69 11.17 19.46 22.18 19.94 15.33
31 Others 1431.05 1205.36 1218.53 1251.33 1510.84 1613.8 1674.26
India’s Total Export 26126.82 26034.11 26377.23 25981.86 27357.44 25970.29 27647.26
22810.30 22591.28 22752.48 21893.36 23460.58 22667.25 24253.07
Petroleum products
latest available upto Feb, 2020. Figures for Feb, 19 to Feb,20 is based on quick estimates)

Table 8: India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise
S. QE Groups
Feb, 19 Mar, 19 2018-19 Apr,19 May,19 Jun,19 Jul,19
No
1 Petroleum, Crude & products 9414.01 11781.69 140920.64 11377.27 12443.53 11029.37 9600.12
2 Electronic goods 3768.28 4671.55 57377.29 4319.25 4829.36 4808.01 5024.58
3 3077.55 3212.58 37852.39 3086.46 3412.84 2975.49 3201.02
electrical
4 2157.49 3010.39 27075.65 2134.16 1672.52 2115.28 1729.99
precious stones
5 Gold 2582.78 3286.21 32910.06 3972.28 4780.68 2695.60 1713.07
6 Coal, Coke & Briquettes, etc. 2006.01 2104.65 26177.77 2335.68 2382.44 2145.20 2048.78
7 Transport equipment 1687.11 2021.89 24775.78 1079.46 1202.81 981.69 1563.3
8 Organic & Inorganic Chemicals 1746.74 1911.56 23827.74 1998.75 2167.44 1886.43 1895.64
9 1161.10 1329.84 15682.00 1299.79 1419.47 1306.50 1270.82
materials, etc.
10 Non-ferrous metals 1022.46 1109.56 14732.96 1157.81 1272.11 1137.27 1181.68
11 Iron & Steel 1360.53 1578.31 17656.72 1438.53 1511.62 1437.43 1576.17
12 Vegetable Oil 705.24 964.50 9890.32 728.25 812.04 651.30 861.44
14 466.15 548.19 6359.47 548.96 625.15 534.72 605.43
products
15 495.95 541.40 7467.44 425.22 675.18 757.15 641.61
manufactured
16 Wood & Wood products 467.13 502.13 6126.48 491.44 553.79 521.57 514.18
Professional instrument,
17 387.53 507.96 5187.40 421.44 433.86 412.84 428.26
Optical goods, etc.
18 Machine tools 380.15 423.61 4642.48 411.18 416.85 348.51 382.31
19 486.21 491.26 7583.26 478.11 579.25 349.42 481.24
minerals
21 Dyeing/tanning/colouring mtrls. 211.96 271.56 3221.93 274.75 275.27 277.74 256.32
22 Project goods 91.60 345.09 2375.57 163.63 130.27 163.28 109.22
23 148.61 136.56 1899.99 145.09 175.69 161.81 188.31
articles
24 Silver 182.99 109.32 3748.22 250.00 381.67 416.94 524.92
25 Pulp and Waste paper 107.08 117.89 1311.74 114.06 108.06 101.25 84.7
26 Leather & leather products 89.56 80.54 1057.69 79.92 90.82 87.65 95.68
27 Pulses 60.15 135.73 1140.76 103.28 73.31 65.11 105.93
28 Newsprint 63.63 71.04 977.66 57.35 80.06 65.25 68.81
29 Cotton Raw & Waste 33.87 58.15 633.05 66.87 88.84 140.24 218.05
30 Sulphur & Unroasted Iron Pyrts 27.88 13.80 217.13 14.83 5.08 7.40 11.88
31 Others 1491.23 1586.69 21397.41 1617.26 1823.06 1896.09 2539.35
India’s Total Import 36590.41 43719.04 514078.42 41400.50 45354.00 40290.25 39759.70
27176.39 31937.35 373157.77 30023.23 32910.47 29260.88 30159.58

Table 8 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise
S.
QE Groups Aug,19 Sep,19 Oct,19 Nov,19 Dec,19 Jan,19 Feb, 20
No
1 Petroleum, Crude & products 10876.34 8976.78 9628.48 11062.05 10694.47 12971.24 10756.11
2 Electronic goods 5352.89 5680.52 4771.48 4202.14 4185.88 4500.93 3517.3
3 3467.22 3545.50 2960.47 2963.33 3161.72 3426.12 3355.6
electrical
4 1523.98 2193.97 1497.89 1981.04 2223.64 1460.94 2443.3
precious stones
5 Gold 1364.97 1275.57 1839.82 2944.56 2467.2 1584.32 2362.35
6 Coal, Coke & Briquettes, etc. 1744.84 1557.82 1616.35 1723.29 1756.89 1701.35 1832.88
7 Transport equipment 1084.4 934.61 1893.75 1222.29 2198.87 2220.85 1790.24
8 Organic & Inorganic Chemicals 1806.62 1637.35 1610.25 1571.76 1528.03 1716.2 1490.29
9 1283.6 1184.60 1211.48 1196.29 1084.19 1264.76 1166.37
materials, etc.
10 Non-ferrous metals 1212.71 952.99 1091.33 1058.97 1018.19 1147.54 1091.53
11 Iron & Steel 1690.65 1226.92 1268.54 1097.90 1122.53 1137.95 1004.63
12 Vegetable Oil 940.2 731.63 947.19 721.21 838.42 835.76 889.13
14 549.11 498.09 710.66 529.92 617.6 549.12 474.99
products
15 551.2 1011.76 772.92 705.37 623.51 672.99 415.92
manufactured
16 Wood & Wood products 523.68 477.96 475.25 451.19 412.3 469.28 412.06
Professional instrument, Optical
17 411.75 427.83 410.87 401.71 470.3 443.85 404.21
goods, etc.
18 Machine tools 363.41 329.56 376.09 337.59 306.91 346.55 325.77
19 366.56 406.48 375.27 410.69 557.5 472.4 298.63
minerals
21 Dyeing/tanning/colouring mtrls. 267.94 264.28 232.75 197.71 212.04 270.45 191.11
22 Project goods 193.27 112.83 174.09 137.87 110.18 426.91 163.9
23 184.19 174.15 169.13 160.88 152.31 177.92 147.79
articles
24 Silver 277.1 154.56 95.65 90.39 109.55 223.85 106.22
25 Pulp and Waste paper 101.4 94.55 101.28 81.15 85.94 103.38 98.39
26 Leather & leather products 99.57 80.54 78.79 84.90 81.91 93.12 88.25
27 Pulses 187.43 134.68 217.82 189.08 85.39 107.61 79.64
28 Newsprint 67.1 62.35 59.63 49.40 50.86 50.2 53.97
29 Cotton Raw & Waste 304.31 172.09 113.70 72.02 42.39 35.33 35.23
30 Sulphur & Unroasted Iron Pyrts 10.14 13.86 15.61 14.26 6.61 9.41 3.82
31 Others 1953.09 1789.89 1853.70 1687.90 1541.65 1735.55 1703.74
India’s Total Import 39581.65 36891.15 37391.71 38106.08 38611.27 41144.71 37497.46
28705.31 27914.37 27763.23 27044.03 27916.80 28173.47 26741.35
latest available upto Feb, 2020. Figures for Feb, 19 to Feb, 20 is based on quick estimates)

Table 9: India’s Export by Principal Commodity
Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
S. No. Principal Commodities % Share % Share
2018-19 2019-20 (P) Change
1 Petroleum Products 42936.65 14.44 38700.65 13.27 -9.87
2 Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Stones 23882.02 8.03 19545.68 6.70 -18.16
3 Drug Formulations, Biologicals 12920.53 4.35 14736.12 5.05 14.05
4 Gold And Oth Precs Metl Jwlery 11762.53 3.96 12895.04 4.42 9.63
5 Iron And Steel 8834.59 2.97 8647.97 2.96 -2.11
6 Electric Machinery And Equipme 7646.20 2.57 8274.72 2.84 8.22
7 Rmg Cotton Incl Accessories 7771.39 2.61 8035.18 2.75 3.39
8 Organic Chemicals 8400.67 2.83 7783.43 2.67 -7.35
9 Motor Vehicle/Cars 7670.12 2.58 7268.81 2.49 -5.23
10 Products Of Iron And Steel 6536.02 2.20 6543.21 2.24 0.11
11 Marine Products 6274.50 2.11 6328.41 2.17 0.86
12 Cotton Fabrics, Madeups Etc. 5376.28 1.81 5557.06 1.91 3.36
13 Residul Chemicl And Alled Prod 4667.89 1.57 5195.91 1.78 11.31
14 Indl. Machnry For Dairy Etc 5256.39 1.77 5262.50 1.80 0.12
15 Auto Components/Parts 5237.79 1.76 4938.66 1.69 -5.71
16 Aluminium, Products Of Aluminm 5240.21 1.76 4733.02 1.62 -9.68
17 Manmade Yarn,Fabrics,Madeups 4514.73 1.52 4470.81 1.53 -0.97
18 Ship, Boat And Floating Struct 3854.47 1.30 4323.35 1.48 12.16
19 Rice -Basmoti 4107.92 1.38 3887.95 1.33 -5.35
20 Bulk Drugs, Drug Intermediates 3465.18 1.17 3609.80 1.24 4.17
21 Spices 2933.34 0.99 3341.07 1.15 13.90
22 Rmg Manmade Fibres 3426.15 1.15 3262.28 1.12 -4.78
23 Plastic Raw Materials 4136.38 1.39 3188.56 1.09 -22.91
24 Agro Chemicals 2809.04 0.94 3131.94 1.07 11.50
25 Buffalo Meat 3275.27 1.10 3011.24 1.03 -8.06
26 Electronics Instruments 2239.54 0.75 2863.48 0.98 27.86
27 Rmg Of Othr Textle Matrl 2899.91 0.98 2814.23 0.96 -2.95
28 Other Misc. Engineering Items 2423.35 0.81 2583.55 0.89 6.61
29 Cotton Yarn 3548.76 1.19 2546.77 0.87 -28.23
30 Dyes 2281.40 0.77 2501.93 0.86 9.67
31 Electronics Components 2163.47 0.73 2368.57 0.81 9.48
32 Ic Engines And Parts 2489.46 0.84 2367.34 0.81 -4.91
33 Footwear Of Leather 2014.69 0.68 1965.96 0.67 -2.42
34 Two And Three Wheelers 1935.30 0.65 1948.63 0.67 0.69
35 Granit, Natrl Stone And Prodct 1781.68 0.60 1815.31 0.62 1.89
36 Rice(Other Than Basmoti) 2714.02 0.91 1841.56 0.63 -32.15
37 Gold 1049.34 0.35 1346.55 0.46 28.32
38 Aircraft, Spacecraft And Parts 1539.53 0.52 1349.99 0.46 -12.31
39 Copper And Prdcts Made Of Copr 938.43 0.32 860.30 0.29 -8.33
40 Cotton Raw Incld. Waste 1889.98 0.64 954.48 0.33 -49.50
Total 2,34,845.12 78.98 2,26,802.02 77.75 -3.42
Others 62,515.24 21.02 64,903.63 22.25 3.82
India's total Export 2,97,360.36 100.00 2,91,705.65 100.00 -1.90
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional) (Note: (i) Others includes remaining principal commodities including other
commodities (ii) The above listed 40 principal commodities are fixed based on the top 40 principal commodities of export
during the year 2018-19 )

Table 10: India’s Import by Principal Commodity
S. Apr-Feb % Apr-Feb % %
Principal Commodities
No. 2018-19 Share 2019-20 (P) Share Change
1 Petroleum: Crude 1,04,542.46 22.23 94,768.84 21.40 -9.35
2 Gold 29,623.85 6.30 27,001.79 6.10 -8.85
3 Petroleum Products 24,596.49 5.23 25,733.95 5.81 4.62
4 Coal,Coke And Briquittes Etc 24,073.12 5.12 20,845.82 4.71 -13.41
5 Pearl, Precs, Semiprecs Stones 24,065.26 5.12 21,057.65 4.76 -12.50
6 Electronics Components 14,252.64 3.03 15,263.22 3.45 7.09
7 Telecom Instruments 16,771.26 3.57 13,361.62 3.02 -20.33
8 Organic Chemicals 13,124.67 2.79 11,414.55 2.58 -13.03
9 Indl. Machnry For Dairy Etc 11,389.96 2.42 11,412.89 2.58 0.20
10 Iron And Steel 11,500.61 2.45 10,152.65 2.29 -11.72
11 Electric Machinery And Equipme 9,092.69 1.93 10,575.16 2.39 16.30
12 Plastic Raw Materials 10,418.10 2.21 9,660.54 2.18 -7.27
13 Aircraft, Spacecraft And Parts 7,270.58 1.55 8,721.37 1.97 19.95
14 Vegetable Oils 8,925.82 1.90 8,990.30 2.03 0.72
15 Computer Hardware, Peripherals 8,107.66 1.72 8,489.07 1.92 4.70
16 Electronics Instruments 7,314.08 1.55 7,452.44 1.68 1.89
17 Residul Chemicl And Alled Prod 6,935.13 1.47 7,010.12 1.58 1.08
18 Fertilezers Manufactured 6,146.38 1.31 6,519.49 1.47 6.07
19 Consumer Electronics 4,504.58 0.96 4,746.38 1.07 5.37
20 Copper And Prdcts Made Of Copr 4,928.94 1.05 4,808.05 1.09 -2.45
21 Inorganic Chemicals 5,177.14 1.10 4,454.06 1.01 -13.97
22 Products Of Iron And Steel 4,577.80 0.97 4,361.59 0.98 -4.72
23 Auto Components/Parts 4,951.95 1.05 4,348.59 0.98 -12.18
24 Medical And Scientific Instrum 4,166.22 0.89 4,282.63 0.97 2.79
25 Aluminium, Products Of Aluminm 5,139.56 1.09 4,220.81 0.95 -17.88
26 Ship, Boat And Floating Struct 5,041.71 1.07 4,547.27 1.03 -9.81
27 Other Misc. Engineering Items 3,594.80 0.76 3,485.56 0.79 -3.04
28 Ac, Refrigeration Machnry Etc 3,377.63 0.72 3,450.00 0.78 2.14
29 Bulk Drugs, Drug Intermediates 3,280.28 0.70 3,211.20 0.73 -2.11
30 Paper, Paper Board And Product 3,279.57 0.70 3,123.76 0.71 -4.75
31 Machine Tools 3,211.65 0.68 2,966.36 0.67 -7.64
32 Bulk Minerals And Ores 3,631.89 0.77 2,792.37 0.63 -23.12
33 Silver 3,638.89 0.77 2,630.61 0.59 -27.71
34 Ic Engines And Parts 2,227.24 0.47 2,069.44 0.47 -7.09
35 Project Goods 2,030.48 0.43 1,927.47 0.44 -5.07
36 Othr Rubber Prodct Excpt Footw 2,200.89 0.47 1,897.65 0.43 -13.78
37 Fresh Fruits 1,829.37 0.39 1,849.65 0.42 1.11
38 Other Construction Machinery 2,086.67 0.44 1,725.79 0.39 -17.29
39 Pulses 1,005.03 0.21 1,350.35 0.30 34.36
40 Gold And Oth Precs Metl Jwlery 604.15 0.13 605.78 0.14 0.27
Total 4,12,637.20 87.73 3,87,286.84 87.46 -6.14
Others 57,722.18 12.27 55,529.39 12.54 -3.80
India's total Import 4,70,359.38 100.00 4,42,816.23 100.00 -5.86
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional) (Note: (i) Others includes remaining principal commodities including
other commodities (ii) The above listed 40 principal commodities are fixed based on the top 40 principal
commodities of import during the year 2018-19)

Table 11: India’s Export by Destination
Apr-Feb Apr-Feb % %
S.No. Destinations % Share
2018-19 2019-20 (P) Share Change
1 USA 47493.58 15.97 49385.96 16.93 3.98
2 U Arab Emts 27328.05 9.19 27190.37 9.32 -0.50
3 China P Rp 15070.91 5.07 15542.08 5.33 3.13
4 Hong Kong 12039.11 4.05 9933.38 3.41 -17.49
5 Singapore 9505.12 3.20 8315.71 2.85 -12.51
6 UK 8414.46 2.83 8219.45 2.82 -2.32
7 Netherland 7921.74 2.66 7831.51 2.68 -1.14
8 Germany 8066.78 2.71 7726.19 2.65 -4.22
9 Bangladesh Pr 8310.97 2.79 7529.48 2.58 -9.40
10 Nepal 7123.22 2.40 6661.03 2.28 -6.49
11 Malaysia 5987.14 2.01 5964.73 2.04 -0.37
12 Belgium 6196.31 2.08 5459.84 1.87 -11.89
13 Saudi Arab 4937.74 1.66 5688.98 1.95 15.21
14 Vietnam Soc Rep 5922.94 1.99 4757.45 1.63 -19.68
15 France 4687.39 1.58 4773.92 1.64 1.85
16 Turkey 4881.68 1.64 4604.45 1.58 -5.68
17 Korea Rp 4322.63 1.45 4528.36 1.55 4.76
18 Italy 5005.71 1.68 4573.64 1.57 -8.63
19 Japan 4410.69 1.48 4220.55 1.45 -4.31
20 Thailand 4053.01 1.36 4017.46 1.38 -0.88
21 Brazil 3382.78 1.14 3723.87 1.28 10.08
22 South Africa 3730.87 1.25 3784.99 1.30 1.45
23 Spain 3750.03 1.26 3673.77 1.26 -2.03
24 Sri Lanka Dsr 4309.55 1.45 3554.30 1.22 -17.53
25 Indonesia 4392.75 1.48 3884.53 1.33 -11.57
26 Mexico 3511.79 1.18 3399.92 1.17 -3.19
27 Nigeria 2639.63 0.89 3341.30 1.15 26.58
28 Israel 3337.93 1.12 3210.31 1.10 -3.82
29 Iran 2916.48 0.98 3064.50 1.05 5.08
30 Russia 2163.11 0.73 2832.26 0.97 30.93
31 Australia 3269.91 1.10 2693.40 0.92 -17.63
32 Canada 2543.61 0.86 2653.63 0.91 4.33
33 Egypt A Rp 2596.75 0.87 2351.82 0.81 -9.43
34 Oman 2080.16 0.70 2013.26 0.69 -3.22
35 Kenya 1879.31 0.63 1979.27 0.68 5.32
36 Tanzania Rep 1596.07 0.54 1626.60 0.56 1.91
37 Taiwan 2454.17 0.83 1558.34 0.53 -36.50
38 Philippines 1564.45 0.53 1420.38 0.49 -9.21
39 Poland 1424.50 0.48 1437.69 0.49 0.93
40 Pakistan Ir 1895.29 0.64 799.50 0.27 -57.82
Total 257118.32 86.47 249928.18 85.68 -2.80
Others 40242.04 13.53 41777.47 14.32 3.82
India's total Export 2,97,360.36 100.00 2,91,705.65 100.00 -1.90
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional) (Note: (i) Others includes remaining destinations (ii) The above
listed 40 destinations are fixed based on the top 40 destinations of export for the year 2018-19)

Table 12: India’s Import by Sources
Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
S.No. Sources % Share % Change
2018-19 2019-20 (P) Share
1 China P Rp 65230.61 13.87 62379.46 14.09 -4.37
2 USA 32470.64 6.90 33604.92 7.59 3.49
3 U Arab Emts 27148.64 5.77 28260.8 6.38 4.10
4 Saudi Arab 25938.08 5.51 25007.83 5.65 -3.59
5 Iraq 20631.91 4.39 21900.47 4.95 6.15
6 Switzerland 16390.4 3.48 16073.25 3.63 -1.93
7 Hong Kong 16076.66 3.42 15682.34 3.54 -2.45
8 Korea Rp 15327 3.26 14488.95 3.27 -5.47
9 Indonesia 14540.06 3.09 14198.86 3.21 -2.35
10 Singapore 14803.5 3.15 13777.52 3.11 -6.93
11 Germany 13969.28 2.97 12642.6 2.86 -9.50
12 Japan 11547.09 2.45 11596.75 2.62 0.43
13 Nigeria 9740.42 2.07 9318.29 2.10 -4.33
14 Australia 12168.47 2.59 9178.59 2.07 -24.57
15 Malaysia 9814.93 2.09 9301.27 2.10 -5.23
16 Kuwait 6773.66 1.44 8724.32 1.97 28.80
17 Qatar 9916.93 2.11 8836.16 2.00 -10.90
18 Belgium 9523.79 2.02 8390.12 1.89 -11.90
19 Vietnam Soc Rep 6662.2 1.42 6847.47 1.55 2.78
20 Russia 5271.5 1.12 6311.97 1.43 19.74
21 UK 6934.16 1.47 6355.62 1.44 -8.34
22 Thailand 6769.69 1.44 6266.89 1.42 -7.43
23 South Africa 5958.67 1.27 6084.21 1.37 2.11
24 France 6263.1 1.33 5725.45 1.29 -8.58
25 Venezuela 6569.78 1.40 5560.08 1.26 -15.37
26 Italy 4880.01 1.04 4217.32 0.95 -13.58
27 Mexico 5020.94 1.07 3831.92 0.87 -23.68
28 Canada 3227.32 0.69 3678.38 0.83 13.98
29 Taiwan 4193.53 0.89 3740.2 0.84 -10.81
30 Angola 3697.82 0.79 3339.83 0.75 -9.68
31 Oman 2501.31 0.53 3192.13 0.72 27.62
32 Netherland 3753.95 0.80 3169.04 0.72 -15.58
33 Brazil 4059.25 0.86 2776.16 0.63 -31.61
34 Argentina 1745.12 0.37 2117.83 0.48 21.36
35 Turkey 2068.79 0.44 1921.5 0.43 -7.12
36 Ukraine 2079.2 0.44 1865.91 0.42 -10.26
37 Ghana 3326.99 0.71 1714.77 0.39 -48.46
38 Peru 2186.33 0.46 1535.65 0.35 -29.76
39 Iran 12724.19 2.71 1380.92 0.31 -89.15
40 Chile 1168.78 0.25 1090.65 0.25 -6.68
Total 4,33,074.70 92.07 4,06,086.40 91.71 -6.23
Others 37,284.68 7.93 36,729.83 8.29 -1.49
India's Total Import 4,70,359.38 100.00 4,42,816.23 100.00 -5.86
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional). (Note: (i) Others includes remaining sources (ii) The above
listed 40 sources are fixed based on the top 40 sources of import for the year 2018-19)

Table 13: India’s Export by Region
Regions Apr-Feb % Share Apr-Feb % %
2018-19 2019-20 (P) Share Change
1) Europe 58,005.93 19.51 56,485.47 19.36 -2.62
1.1 EU Countries 51,632.39 17.36 50,188.82 17.21 -2.80
1.2 European Free Trade Associatipn
1,328.28 0.45 1,523.82 0.52 14.72
(EFTA)
1.3 Other European Countries 5,045.26 1.70 4,772.83 1.64 -5.40
2) Africa 25,634.87 8.62 26,924.78 9.23 5.03
2.1 Southern African Customs Union (SACU) 4,012.44 1.35 4,067.59 1.39 1.37
2.2 Other South African Countries 1,658.13 0.56 2,694.51 0.92 62.50
2.3 West Africa 6,813.46 2.29 7,533.90 2.58 10.57
2.4 Central Africa 1,205.78 0.41 1,360.74 0.47 12.85
2.5 East Africa 6,789.34 2.28 6,203.36 2.13 -8.63
2.6 North Africa 5,155.72 1.73 5,064.68 1.74 -1.77
3) America 62,238.50 20.93 64,782.02 22.21 4.09
3.1 North America 53,548.97 18.01 55,439.51 19.01 3.53
3.2 Latin America 8,689.53 2.92 9,342.51 3.20 7.51
4) Asia 1,45,110.74 48.80 1,36,556.06 46.81 -5.90
4.1 East Asia (Oceania) 3,725.28 1.25 3,164.32 1.08 -15.06
4.2 ASEAN 32,811.46 11.03 29,479.63 10.11 -10.15
4.3 West Asia- GCC 37,701.71 12.68 37,787.18 12.95 0.23
4.4 Other West Asia 9,462.58 3.18 9,975.52 3.42 5.42
4.5 NE Asia 38,345.78 12.90 35,812.37 12.28 -6.61
4.6 South Asia 23,063.93 7.76 20,337.04 6.97 -11.82
5) CIS & Baltics 3115.92 1.05 3921.26 1.34 25.85
5.1 CARs Countries 399.01 0.13 436.41 0.15 9.37
5.2 Other CIS Countries 2,716.91 0.91 3,484.85 1.19 28.27
6) Unspecified Region 3,254.38 1.09 3,036.05 1.04 -6.71
India’s Total Export 2,97,360.34 100.00 2,91,705.64 100.00 -1.90
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional)

Table 14: India’s Import by Region
Apr-Feb % Apr-Feb % %
Region
2018-19 Share 2019-20 (P) Share Change
1) Europe 72,323.81 15.38 67,063.71 15.14 -7.27
1.1 EU Countries 53,457.18 11.37 48,386.50 10.93 -9.49
1.2 European Free Trade Association
16,734.40 3.56 16,679.15 3.77 -0.33
(EFTA)
1.3 Other European Countries 2132.23 0.45 1998.06 0.45 -6.29
2) Africa 37,463.54 7.96 34,647.69 7.82 -7.52
2.1 Southern African Customs Union (SACU) 6,893.49 1.47 6,784.51 1.53 -1.58
2.2 Other South African Countries 5,190.96 1.10 4890.87 1.10 -5.78
2.3 West Africa 18,222.63 3.87 16,021.69 3.62 -12.08
2.4 Central Africa 482.8 0.10 372.71 0.08 -22.80
2.5 East Africa 1345.63 0.29 1305.23 0.29 -3.00
2.6 North Africa 5328.03 1.13 5,272.68 1.19 -1.04
3) America 59,477.20 12.65 56,821.75 12.83 -4.46
3.1 North America 40,718.90 8.66 41,115.22 9.28 0.97
3.2 Latin America 18,758.30 3.99 15,706.53 3.55 -16.27
4) Asia 2,92,380.91 62.16 2,73,306.09 61.72 -6.52
4.1 East Asia (Oceania) 12,881.88 2.74 9,764.49 2.21 -24.20
4.2 ASEAN 54,119.91 11.51 51,848.56 11.71 -4.20
4.3 West Asia- GCC 72,784.52 15.47 74,417.17 16.81 2.24
4.4 Other West Asia 36,201.61 7.70 25,788.18 5.82 -28.77
4.5 NE Asia 1,12,384.81 23.89 1,07,896.79 24.37 -3.99
4.6 South Asia 4,008.18 0.85 3,590.90 0.81 -10.41
5) CIS & Baltics 8,561.58 1.82 10,753.00 2.43 25.60
5.1 CARs Countries 860.92 0.18 2151.84 0.49 149.95
5.2 Other CIS Countries 7,700.66 1.64 8,601.16 1.94 11.69
6) Unspecified Region 152.32 0.03 223.98 0.05 47.05
India’s Total Import 4,70,359.36 100.00 4,42,816.22 100.00 -5.86
Source: DGCI&S, Kolkata (P: Provisional)

Table 15: India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level
(value in US$ Million)
Sl. % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
HS Code Commodity 2017-18 2018-19
No. Change 2018-19 2019-20 Change
Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl
1 71023910 Diamond)Cut Or Otherwise Worked 23,510.93 23,769.33 1.10 21,872.34 17,599.47 -19.54
2 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 15,263.55 20,198.93 32.33 18,643.98 16,646.05 -10.72
3 71131910 Jewellery Of Gold Unset 5,418.27 8,406.53 55.15 7,612.25 8,040.99 5.63
4 27101920 Aviation Turbine Fuel (Atf) 6,440.97 9,353.97 45.23 8,604.22 6,673.72 -22.44
Other Medcne Put Up For Retail
5 30049099 5,179.62 5,806.41 12.10 5,217.10 5,950.82 14.06
Sale N.E.S
6 27101219 *Other 8,338.53 9,025.83 8.24 8,349.98 5,917.63 -29.13
7 27101290 Other 4,080.29 4,205.52 3.07 3,875.68 4,408.81 13.76
8 10063020 Basmati Rice 4,169.56 4,712.44 13.02 4,107.92 3,888.02 -5.35
9 3061790 Other Shrimps And Prawns 4,575.25 4,132.94 -9.67 3,841.21 3,683.68 -4.1
10 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 2,124.64 3,121.74 46.93 2,899.80 2,946.24 1.6
11 85171290 Other 209.41 1,598.10 663.14 1,402.77 2,862.45 104.06
Motor Car Wth Cylndr
12 87032291 Cpcty>=1000cc But < 1500cc Wth 3,553.95 3,017.53 -15.09 2,729.39 2,817.90 3.24
Sprk-Igntn
Boneless Meat Of Bovine Animals ,
13 2023000 3,785.10 3,314.94 -12.42 3,030.47 2,764.22 -8.79
Frozen
14 76011010 Aluminium Ingots-Not Alloyed 2,873.88 3,279.41 14.11 3,049.79 2,738.67 -10.2
Jewellery Of Gold Set With
15 71131930 3,115.09 2,734.02 -12.23 2,500.42 2,643.24 5.71
Diamond
Otr Prtsandaccssrs Of Vhcls Of Hdg
16 87089900 2,611.58 2,817.84 7.90 2,549.90 2,301.57 -9.74
8701-8705
17 29024300 P-Xylene 1,571.87 2,750.39 74.98 2,453.82 2,138.86 -12.84
Motor Car Wth Cylndr
18 87032391 Cpcty>=1500cc But <3000cc Wth 1,732.12 1,909.98 10.27 1,725.73 1,824.36 5.72
Sprk-Igntn
19 61091000 T-Shirts Etc Of Cotton 1,741.19 1,847.08 6.08 1,649.55 1,733.51 5.09
20 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 1,942.25 2,138.73 10.12 763.39 1,595.58 109.01
Other Petroleum Oils And Oils
21 27101990 Obtaine Frombituminous Minerals 1,442.89 1,889.01 30.92 1,694.51 1,546.56 -8.73
Nes
Motr Cyclwth Cylndr Cpcty >75
22 87112029 1,555.02 1,657.36 6.58 1517.16 1,520.45 0.22
Bt<=250 Cc
23 71189000 Other Coin 893.84 1,161.95 30.00 1049.11 1,265.83 20.66
24 26011210 Agglomerated Iron Ore Pellets 883.24 1,039.22 17.66 939.27 1,217.51 29.62
Othr Refnd Sugar Includng
25 17019990 734.23 1,113.05 51.59 975.67 1,187.49 21.71
Centrifugal Sugr
26 38089199 Other Insecticide Nes 610.34 827.28 35.54 726.16 1,122.80 54.62
27 10063010 Rice Parboiled 1,813.03 1,510.95 -16.66 1327.13 1,122.24 -15.44
28 71131120 Silver Jewellery Set With Gems 3,237.53 784.16 -75.78 720.47 1113.05 54.49
29 88033000 Othr Prts Of Aeroplanes/Helicopters 1,889.66 1,432.19 -24.21 1,306.17 1099.91 -15.79
Non-Industrial Diamonds
30 71023100 Unworked/Simply Sawn Cleaved Or 1,589.48 1,356.65 -14.65 1,235.23 1060.04 -14.18
Bruted
31 27101950 *Fuel Oil 931.93 933.05 0.12 887.12 1008.96 13.73
Toilet Linen And Kitchen Linen, Of
Terry Towelling Or Similar Terry
32 63026090 984.93 1,058.88 7.51 951.88 966 1.48
Fabrics, Of Cotton, Other Than
Handloom
Other Herbicides-Anti-Sprouting
33 38089390 659.54 849.11 28.74 757.65 947.56 25.07
Products

Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level
% Apr-Feb Apr-Feb
S.No. HS Code Commodity 2017-18 2018-19 % Change
Change 2018-19 2019-20
Other Diloxanide Furoate,
34 29420090 878.83 947.55 7.82 825.74 893.2 8.17
Cimetidine, Famotidine Nes
Indian Cotton Of Staple Length
35 52010015 28.5mm (1.4/32) And Above But 1,693.09 1,895.80 11.97 1,700.94 849.08 -50.08
Below 34.5mm
36 29022000 Benzene 1,027.64 1,180.54 14.88 1088.46 838.67 -22.95
*Other Heterdcyclic Cmpnds With
37 29339900 682.23 846.50 24.08 732.96 811.15 10.67
Nitrogen Hetro Atom (S) Only
Of A Water Absorption Coefficient
38 69072100 391.07 578.86 48.02 511.26 798.53 56.19
By Weight Not Exceeding 0.5%
39 30049079 Other Antihypertensive Drugs 506.23 689.56 36.21 622.35 768.69 23.51
Motor Car Wth Cylndr Cpcty<=1000
40 87032191 769.19 848.68 10.33 766.59 762.63 -0.52
Wth Sprk-Igntn
41 26011142 55% Fe Or More But Below 58% Fe 191.67 48.89 -74.49 29.98 756.2 2422.68
Castor Oilandits Frctns Othr Thn
42 15153090 966.99 810.10 -16.23 733.36 754.65 2.9
Edble Grade
43 85171210 *Push Button Type 2.59 14.55 462.59 10.41 735.89 6969.02
44 62052000 *Mens Or Boys Shirts Of Cotton 828.58 816.56 -1.45 733.52 728.65 -0.66
45 52052310 Grey 776.49 883.46 13.78 805.74 708.87 -12.02
46 72071920 Mild Steel (M.S.) Billets 841.20 813.97 -3.24 754.91 708.2 -6.19
Bedsheets And Bed Covers Of
47 63041910 613.20 753.50 22.88 683.42 696.21 1.87
Cotton
Strips Of Flat-Rold Prdcts In Coils
48 72083940 Of A Thckns< 3 Mm Hot- 737.51 544.09 -26.23 465.33 689.58 48.19
Rld,Excl.Pickl
*Poly(Ethylene Terephthalate):
49 39076100 Having A Viscosity Number Of 78 842.74 1,045.32 24.04 973 670.74 -31.06
Ml/G Or Higher
50 9042110 Of Genus Capsicum 530.28 577.85 8.97 494.09 667.91 35.18
51 61112000 Babies Garments Etc Of Cotton 633.85 663.96 4.75 604.65 663.32 9.7
52 54023300 Textured Yarn Of Polyesters 805.05 832.37 3.39 759.95 659.42 -13.23
All Other Articles Of Iron/Steel Nes
53 73269099 Other Steering Or Rudder Equipment 724.35 761.42 5.12 693.58 657.15 -5.25
For Ships And Boats, N.E.S.
54 68022390 Others 721.91 734.31 1.72 663.14 654.8 -1.26
Other Nonsteroidal Antiinflamatory,
55 30049069 598.13 642.52 7.42 587.61 651.17 10.82
Analgestics And Antipyratic Drugs
Ferro-Chromium Carbon
56 72024100 924.50 945.38 2.26 848.04 638.18 -24.75
Contng>4% By Wt
Flexible Intermediate Bulk
57 63053200 Containers Of Man Made Textile 602.75 734.94 21.93 673.48 628.7 -6.65
Materials
58 12024210 Kernels, H.P.S 497.93 450.07 -9.61 396.16 624 57.51
Industrial Valves(Excl Pressure-
59 84818030 Reducing Valves,And Thrmstcly 664.13 598.59 -9.87 536.86 619.51 15.4
Contrlld Valves)
Of A Kind Used On Agricultural Or
60 40117000 677.47 695.52 2.66 625.92 609.72 -2.59
Forestry Vehicles And Machines
Sheets Of Flat-Rold Prdcts In Coils
61 72083930 Of A Thckns< 3 Mm Hot- 206.71 435.60 110.73 384.2 607.05 58
Rld,Excl.Pickl
Three-Wheeled Vehicles Wth Cylndr
62 87032120 479.27 739.23 54.24 663.07 607.01 -8.46
Cpcty<=1000 Wth Sprk-Igntn
63 62044390 Othr Dresses Of Synth Fibres 589.11 591.88 0.47 512.04 595.02 16.2
64 72023000 Ferro-Silico-Manganese 847.26 764.39 -9.78 705.51 579.87 -17.81
65 27160000 Electrical Energy 506.53 532.32 5.09 470.11 575.09 22.33
66 89051000 Dredgers 247.08 659.85 167.05 645.48 571.81 -11.41
Rice Excptg Parboiled (Excl Basmati
67 10063090 1,370.26 1,055.68 -22.96 956.52 570.98 -40.31
Rice)
Jewellery Of Gold Set With Precious
68 71131940 And Semi Precious Stones Other 666.12 649.73 -2.46 587.14 559.52 -4.71
_
Than Diamonds

Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level
S. % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb
HS Code Commodity 2017-18 2018-19 % Change
No. Change 2018-19 2019-20
69 3061719 Other Scampi 171.67 121.39 -29.29 111.18 553.59 397.92
70 38089290 Others Fungicide Nes 510.60 589.36 15.43 527.61 553.03 4.82
Other Oil And Oil Prodcts Of
71 27079900 Distilation Of High Temp. Coal 260.94 520.77 99.58 460.81 547.82 18.88
Tar, Etc.
72 33012590 Others 221.95 416.01 87.43 341.7 531.34 55.5
73 94036000 Other Wooden Furniture 464.46 531.96 14.53 481.21 507.71 5.51
74 52052410 Grey2401 741.10 827.43 11.65 754.35 504.51 -33.12
Other Garments Of Man-Made
75 62114300 644.02 605.70 -5.95 532.15 503.36 -5.41
Fibres
76 76012020 Aluminium Billets - Alloyed 640.61 910.34 42.10 830.34 492.09 -40.74
77 8013220 Cashew Karnel, Whole 873.16 604.10 -30.81 549.45 488.59 -11.08
78 27101220 *Natural Gasoline Liquid (Ngl) 0.00 0.00 -85.71 0 481.25
79 39021000 Polypropylene 596.41 812.08 36.16 764.24 478.12 -37.44
80 30049049 Other Anticancer Drugs 481.72 570.67 18.47 507.43 476.29 -6.14
Floatng/Submersible
81 89052000 137.93 1,085.79 687.22 855.43 475.15 -44.45
Drllng/Prdctn Pltforms
Zinc,Not Alloyd,Contng By
82 79011100 859.87 562.71 -34.56 529.59 475 -10.31
Wt>=99.99% Zinc
Gears And Gearng,Excl Toothd
Wheels,Trnsmsn Elmnts Prsntd
83 84834000 Seprtly;Ball Scrws;Gear 328.09 464.26 41.51 418.47 473.32 13.11
Boxsand Speed Chngrs,Incl
Torque C
Blouses,Shirts Etc Of Man-
85 62064000 628.28 565.38 -10.01 521.34 465.19 -10.77
Made Fibres
Other Sesamum Seeds W/N
86 12074090 433.27 514.60 18.77 467.63 464.7 -0.63
Broken
87 87083000 Mounted Brake Linings 419.70 492.02 17.23 452.24 462.96 2.37
Parts Of Othr Rotating Electrc
88 85030090 135.15 265.64 96.56 245.58 460.76 87.62
Plants
89 61099090 T-Shirt Etc Of Othr Fibres 622.51 534.64 -14.12 486.06 458.77 -5.61
90 85044030 Battery Chargers 122.35 236.49 93.29 212.16 450.39 112.28
91 85044090 Others 307.44 367.63 19.58 329.9 448.62 35.98
Other Parts Of The Items Undr
92 84819090 349.16 447.17 28.07 401.7 442.9 10.26
Hdg 8481
Other Cane Sugar Excl. Those
93 17011490 32.32 140.34 334.20 64.34 441.05 585.48
Specified In Note 2
Laboratory-Created Or
Laboratory Grown Or
94 71049010 237.89 274.75 15.50 237.1 439.49 85.36
Manmade Or Cultured Or
Synthetic Diamonds
*Trousers Bib And Brace
95 62034200 Overalls Breeches And Shorts 445.87 459.42 3.04 408.47 435.72 6.67
Of Cotton For Mens And Boys
Non-Galvan Pipe Of Other For
96 73051129 Oil Or Gas Longitudinally 474.06 270.71 -42.90 207.19 435.44 110.17
Submerged Arc Welded
97 84089090 Others 307.52 558.79 81.71 514.34 434.46 -15.53
98 29419090 Other Antibiotics 438.67 479.14 9.23 424.96 432.73 1.83
99 29349900 *Other Heterocyclic Compounds 447.46 503.93 12.62 452.72 427.02 -5.68
*Blouses,Shirts And Shirts-
100 62063000 625.89 548.10 -12.43 494.94 427.01 -13.72
Blouses Of Cotton
Total 1,56,841.98 1,75,244.19 11.73 1,58,184.07 1,53,399.33 -3.02
% Share Of Above Commodities To Total
51.67 53.09 53.20 52.60
Export
India's Total Export 3,03,525.64 3,30,077.57 8.75 2,97,359.83 2,91,705.64 -1.92

Table 16: India’s Import by 8 digit HS code level
S. HS Code Commodity % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
2017-18 2018-19
Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtained From
1 27090000 87,372.27 1,14,042.12 30.52 1,04,542.46 94,768.84 -9.35
Other Non-Monetary Unwrought Forms
2 71081200 33,574.65 32,805.61 -2.29 29,525.90 26,921.50 -8.82
Of Gold
Non-Industrial Diamonds
3 71023100 Unworked/Simply Sawn Cleaved Or 19,630.41 15,677.74 -20.14 14,239.76 12,004.58 -15.7
Bruted
4 27111100 Liquified Natural Gas 8,121.29 10,558.24 30.01 9,713.29 8,978.42 -7.57
5 27011920 Steam Coal 9,925.22 10,487.11 5.66 9,609.81 8,701.16 -9.46
6 27011910 Coking Coal 9,231.96 10,317.58 11.76 9,477.15 8,071.12 -14.84
Diamond(Othr Thn Indstrl Diamond)Cut
7 71023910 Or Otherwise Worked But Not Mounted 9,748.28 9,677.65 -0.72 8,395.21 7,299.79 -13.05
Or Set
Othr Parts Of Telephonc/Telegrphc
8 85177090 6,707.40 6,591.97 -1.72 6,106.84 6,842.40 12.04
Apparts
Aeroplanes And Othr Aircraft,Of An
9 88024000 5,924.56 5,713.19 -3.57 5,432.86 5,741.88 5.69
Unladen Weight Exceeding 15000 Kg
10 85423100 Monolithic Integrated Circuits - Digital 1,101.04 4,723.04 328.96 4,259.64 4,763.30 11.82
11 84111200 Turbo-Jets Of A Thrust>25 Kn 2,053.65 2,710.92 32.01 2,567.23 3,937.25 53.37
12 27111300 Liquified Butanes 2,896.59 4,292.14 48.18 3,934.16 3,709.91 -5.7
13 15111000 Crude Palm Oil And Its Fractns 4,787.69 3,674.32 -23.25 3,396.52 3,456.73 1.77
14 27111200 Liquified Propane 2,179.03 3,501.27 60.68 3,204.32 3,142.74 -1.92
Personal Computer
15 84713010 2,672.49 2,966.84 11.01 2,699.65 2,975.03 10.2
16 85176290 Other 4,092.50 5,336.11 30.39 5,013.41 2,891.33 -42.33
Urea Whether Or Not In Aqueous
17 31021000 1,452.72 1,887.82 29.95 1,745.91 2,866.02 64.16
Solution
18 85423900 Other 1,076.16 1,616.82 50.24 1,415.87 2,373.00 67.6
19 71069100 *Unwrought Silver 2,979.00 3,483.22 16.93 3,405.78 2,372.36 -30.34
20 89059090 Other Under Hdng 8905 961.41 2,361.31 145.61 1,749.57 2,226.22 27.24
21 15071000 Soya Bean Crude Oil W/N Degummed 2,559.02 2,350.26 -8.16 2,146.28 2,112.63 -1.57
Diamonm Hydrgnorthphospht(Diamonm
22 31053000 1,569.87 2,955.18 88.24 2,820.11 1,954.10 -30.71
Phospht)
Bitumns Coal W/N Pulvrsd But Nt
23 27011200 885.58 2,056.80 132.25 1,894.82 1,916.14 1.12
Aglomrtd
Aluminium Scrap Coverd By Isri Code
24 76020010 Tablettabloid,Taboo,Taint/Tabor,Take, 2,041.39 2,467.34 20.87 2,294.73 1,852.49 -19.27
Talap, Talcred,Taldack,Taldon,Ta
25 15121110 Sunflower Seed Oil Crude 1,823.11 1,966.02 7.84 1,730.74 1,673.53 -3.31
S0lar Cells/Photovoltaic Cells Whethr
26 85414011 3,837.57 2,159.73 -43.72 1,949.26 1,649.05 -15.4
Or Not Assembled In M0dule/Panel
27 28092010 Ph0sph0ric Acid 1,731.94 2,113.19 22.01 1,909.47 1,613.64 -15.49
Digitl Procesng Units Excl Of Sub
Hdngs 847141 And 847149,Wh/Not
28 84715000 1,518.82 1,795.38 18.21 1,610.71 1,613.00 0.14
Cont One/Two Typs Of Uni,Like
Storg/Input/Output Uni
29 72044900 Other Waste And Scrap 1,369.34 2,017.39 47.33 1,822.63 1,566.44 -14.06
30 27101930 *High Speed Diesel (Hsd) 463.44 386.61 -16.58 338.79 1,521.46 349.09
31 72042190 Othr Wst And Scrp Of Stainless Steel 1,112.07 1,513.32 36.08 1,388.34 1,493.37 7.56
32 15119020 Refined Blchd Deodrsed Palmolein 1,931.51 1,500.76 -22.30 1,281.62 1,392.24 8.63
33 27101960 *Base Oil 1,447.06 1,704.76 17.81 1,546.23 1,385.64 -10.39
34 27101950 *Fuel Oil 516.36 585.71 13.43 564.07 1,364.51 141.91
Otr Prtsandaccssrs Of Vhcls Of Hdg
35 87089900 1,792.10 1,718.35 -4.11 1,577.66 1,358.45 -13.89
8701-8705
36 85423200 Memories 109.73 1,871.74 1,605.75 1740.29 1,308.57 -24.81
37 52010020 Foreign Cotton Of All Staple Lengths 971.48 620.63 -36.12 564.01 1,255.28 122.56

Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level
(Value In US$ Million)
S. HS Code Commodity % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
2017-18 2018-19
38 85258090 Other 592.58 883.04 49.02 824.76 1,253.46 51.98
39 85299090 Othe Parts Fr Othr Use 1,354.02 1,312.69 -3.05 1,227.80 1,238.16 0.84
40 85076000 Lithium-Ion 547.60 1,225.87 123.86 1,116.18 1,179.70 5.69
41 26030000 Copper Ores And Concentrates 4,319.07 1,753.58 -59.40 1,661.13 1,157.59 -30.31
42 8013100 Cashen Nuts Fresh/Dried In Shell 1,374.57 1,566.68 13.98 1,509.42 1,155.41 -23.45
Aeroplanes And Othr Aircraft,Of An
43 88023000 Unladen Weight >2000 Kg But Not 378.15 1,254.64 231.79 1,254.64 1,153.80 -8.04
Excdng 15000 Kg
44 27011990 Other Coal W/N Pulvrsd But Ntagldmrtd 1,199.75 1,293.66 7.83 1172.27 1,114.45 -4.93
Other Petroleum Oils And Oils Obtaine
45 27101990 1,278.91 1,343.86 5.08 1,266.84 1,068.81 -15.63
Frombituminous Minerals Nes
46 31042000 Potassium Chloride 1,160.20 1,190.11 2.58 1,035.15 1,064.65 2.85
47 47079000 Othr Incl Unsorted Waste And Scrap 949.13 1,299.81 36.95 1202.72 1051.97 -12.53
48 84798999 Other 649.90 1,204.70 85.37 1,104.32 1049.8 -4.94
49 27101219 *Other 70.24 467.29 565.28 396.73 1041.34 162.48
50 87084000 Gear Boxes 1,004.36 1,076.50 7.18 971.95 943.48 -2.93
Aeroplanes And Other Aircraft,Of An
51 88022000 5.20 3.52 -32.31 3.07 930.12 30169.3
Unlade Weight Not Exceeding 2000 Kg
Parts Of Electronic Intgrtd Circts And
52 85429000 14.25 480.52 3,273.23 429.03 910.33 112.18
Micro Assmblies
53 39041020 Suspension Grade Pvc Resin 906.2
54 27131100 *Petroleum Coke Not Calcined 1,319.59 928.68 -29.62 815.12 868.96 6.61
Cathods And Sectns Of Cathods Of
55 74031100 243.17 550.78 126.50 492.4 854.59 73.56
Refind Cop
56 85258020 Digital Cameras 348.19 595.31 70.97 530.17 840.06 58.45
Othr Msrngandchckng
57 90318000 645.46 817.36 26.63 719.32 836.39 16.27
Instrmnts,Applncsandmchns
58 98010013 Power Project 795.16 1,170.24 47.17 932.08 792.86 -14.94
59 29025000 Styrene 1,015.28 1,063.51 4.75 994.98 782.52 -21.35
60 8021100 Almonds Frsh Or Driedin Shell 786.94 755.03 -4.06 692.63 779.47 12.54
Discs With Information Technology
61 85238020 1,327.45 796.30 -40.01 764.43 772.05 1
Software
62 74081990 Others With Cross Section<=6mm 903.43 1,066.74 18.08 994.10 763.21 -23.23
Other Ply (Vinyl Choride), Not Mixed
63 39041090 1,360.77 1,814.28 33.33 1632.37 749.51 -54.08
With Any Other Substances
64 39021000 Polypropylene 761.04 768.18 0.94 709.91 749.32 5.55
65 27040090 Other Cokes Of Coal 1,418.39 1,688.71 19.06 1,611.00 734.54 -54.4
66 84818090 Others 659.43 743.00 12.67 672.95 716.59 6.48
67 98010019 Other Projects 678.72 554.14 -18.36 495.35 710.83 43.5
68 85171290 Other 2,602.50 1,216.51 -53.26 1173.51 705.81 -39.85
69 29024300 P-Xylene 782.13 924.05 18.15 835.92 698.48 -16.44
70 85044090 Others 743.53 766.30 3.06 702.73 669.89 -4.67
Popltd, Loaded Or Stuffd Prntd Crcuit
71 85177010 4,855.72 2,120.72 -56.33 2,039.00 666.87 -67.29
Brds
72 39269099 Othr Article Of Plastic Nes 708.65 649.41 -8.36 593.34 651.27 9.76
73 28141000 Anhydrous Ammonia 784.61 914.57 16.56 836.66 645.98 -22.79
74 29173600 Terephthalic Acid And Its Salts 368.53 487.79 32.36 460.98 645.42 40.01
75 48010090 Other Newsprints 741.96 930.07 25.35 863.09 635.54 -26.36
Vssls And Othr Floatng Strctrs Fr
76 89080000 917.29 753.57 -17.85 694.92 620.44 -10.72
Breakng Up
All Other Articles Of Iron/Steel Nes
77 73269099 511.75 728.49 42.35 648.75 613.14 -5.49
Other Steering Or Rudder Equipment

Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level

S. % Apr-Feb Apr-Feb %
HS Code Commodity 2017-18 2018-19
78 28182010 Alumina Calcined 850.92 1,359.69 59.79 1267.08 612.4 -51.67
79 30049099 Other Medcne Put Up For Retail Sale N.E.S 611.98 633.36 3.49 568.93 600.13 5.48
80 85340000 Printed Circuits 444.33 682.38 53.57 625.08 578.16 -7.51
81 74020010 Blister Copper For Electrolytic Refining 456.52 296.21 -35.12 286.53 572.34 99.75
*Other Heterdcyclic Cmpnds With Nitrogen
82 29339900 565.25 659.69 16.71 610.43 565.95 -7.29
Hetro Atom (S) Only
83 29051100 Saturated Methanol (Methyl Alcohol) 620.63 742.43 19.62 682.4 561.51 -17.72
84 29011000 Saturated Acyclic Hydrocarbons 550.99 790.58 43.48 726.14 551.7 -24.02
Noble Metal Solutions Of
85 28439012 133.91 227.08 69.57 195.49 540.07 176.27
Platinum,Rhodium And Palladium
86 40012200 Technically Spcfd Natrl Rubr(Tsnr) 650.04 701.20 7.87 656.17 538.44 -17.94
87 85389000 Other Parts Of Hdg 8538 589.36 632.49 7.32 581.55 536.56 -7.74
Polyethylene Hvng A Spcfc Grvty 0.94
88 39012000 739.51 810.36 9.58 753.39 527.06 -30.04
/More
89 85371000 Bords Etc For A Voltage<=1000 Vlts 461.21 595.55 29.13 527.44 519.79 -1.45
90 85287219 Other Lcd Tv Set 154.76 414.15 167.61 369.02 519.15 40.68
Brass Scrap Covered By Isri Code Drink ,
91 74040022 Ebony,Enerv,Elder,Engel,Erin,Grape,Honey, 535.40 583.20 8.93 539.58 518.55 -3.9
Ivory,Label,Lark,Malon,Night,Noble,
92 85369090 Other 441.20 575.71 30.49 531.94 512.16 -3.72
93 88039000 Othr Parts Of Goods Of Hdg 8801 Or 8802 76.38 59.92 -21.54 56.02 492.04 778.33
94 71039990 Other Stone Cut(Topaz Aquamarine Etc) 107.40 334.41 211.36 279.85 481.39 72.02
Othr Coppr Wire Wth Max Crs-Sec
95 74081190 439.81 636.84 44.80 598.52 474.69 -20.69
Diamtr>6mm
96 89051000 Dredgers 679.34 680.41 0.16 653.04 465.36 -28.74
97 38249990 *Other 513.46 495.48 -3.50 454.41 458.35 0.87
Othr Atmtc Rgltng/Cntrlng
99 90328990 464.58 511.10 10.01 462.47 452.02 -2.26
Instrmntsandapprts
100 47020000 Chemical Wood Pulp Dissolving Grades 524.20 498.04 -4.99 453.59 450.85 -0.6
Total 2,93,252.65 3,34,596.82 14.10 3,05,836.22 2,87,780.20 -5.90
% Share Of Above Commodities To Total Import 62.99 65.09 65.02 64.99
India's Total Import 4,65,580.51 5,14,077.93 10.42 4,70,358.89 4,42,810.09 -5.86

Table 17: India’s Export by Destination for 8 digit HS code level
Apr-Feb 2018- Apr-Feb
S. No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 %Growth %Growth
19 2019-20
1 USA 47,878.48 52,406.27 9.46 47,473.92 49,366.89 3.99
2 U Arab Emts 28,146.12 30,126.73 7.04 27,327.79 27,174.37 -0.56
3 China P Rp 13,333.53 16,752.20 25.64 15,070.57 15,540.06 3.12
4 Hong Kong 14,690.27 13,001.99 -11.49 12,039.11 9,933.38 -17.49
5 Singapore 10,202.82 11,572.27 13.42 9,505.03 8,314.41 -12.53
6 UK 9,691.07 9,309.29 -3.94 8,396.92 8,193.94 -2.42
7 Netherland 6,261.14 8,812.84 40.75 7,920.37 7,829.10 -1.15
8 Germany 8,687.80 8,902.43 2.47 8,065.91 7,725.67 -4.22
9 Bangladesh Pr 8,614.35 9,210.06 6.92 8,310.71 7,528.39 -9.41
10 Nepal 6,612.96 7,766.20 17.44 7,123.22 6,647.90 -6.67
11 Malaysia 5,701.56 6,436.30 12.89 5,987.11 5,964.65 -0.38
12 Saudi Arab 5,410.70 5,561.72 2.79 4,937.74 5,688.98 15.21
13 Belgium 6,206.88 6,729.93 8.43 6,196.27 5,459.76 -11.89
14 France 4,900.27 5,232.57 6.78 4,685.31 4,771.69 1.84
15 Vietnam Soc Rep 7,813.08 6,507.38 -16.71 5,922.86 4,757.43 -19.68
16 Turkey 5,090.70 5,452.45 7.11 4,881.67 4,604.38 -5.68
17 Italy 5,709.85 5,593.42 -2.04 5,005.07 4,573.08 -8.63
18 Korea Rp 4,460.98 4,705.07 5.47 4,322.30 4,527.78 4.75
19 Japan 4,734.22 4,861.73 2.69 4,410.55 4,220.16 -4.32
20 Thailand 3,653.83 4,441.40 21.55 4,053.01 4,017.10 -0.89
21 Indonesia 3,963.77 5,275.60 33.10 4,390.26 3,884.04 -11.53
22 South Africa 3,825.21 4,067.20 6.33 3,730.87 3,784.96 1.45
23 Brazil 3,063.49 3,800.49 24.06 3,382.77 3,723.61 10.08
24 Spain 3,995.11 4,182.49 4.69 3,749.77 3,673.44 -2.04
25 Sri Lanka Dsr 4,476.46 4,710.21 5.22 4,309.54 3,547.69 -17.68
26 Mexico 3,782.79 3,841.57 1.55 3,511.79 3,399.91 -3.19
27 Nigeria 2,254.92 3,005.21 33.27 2,639.63 3,341.30 26.58
28 Israel 3,364.05 3,717.98 10.52 3,337.92 3,210.30 -3.82
29 Iran 2,652.37 3,511.01 32.37 2,916.46 3,064.43 5.07
30 Russia 2,113.39 2,389.47 13.06 2,162.96 2,832.18 30.94
31 Australia 4,012.32 3,520.44 -12.26 3,268.09 2,692.98 -17.6
32 Canada 2,506.15 2,851.42 13.78 2,543.58 2,653.57 4.32
33 Egypt A Rp 2,392.34 2,886.39 20.65 2,596.61 2,351.81 -9.43
34 Unspecified 2,429.68 2,907.22 19.65 2,639.98 2,310.61 -12.48
35 Mozambique 900.58 1,073.31 19.18 942.76 2,043.55 116.76
36 Oman 2,439.46 2,246.31 -7.92 2,080.16 2,013.26 -3.22
37 Kenya 1,974.57 2,071.84 4.93 1,879.30 1,979.25 5.32
38 Iraq 1,462.23 1,788.66 22.32 1,647.26 1,790.77 8.71
39 Tanzania Rep 1,618.80 1,704.04 5.27 1,596.07 1,626.60 1.91
40 Taiwan 2,156.67 2,607.21 20.89 2,453.81 1,558.25 -36.5
41 Poland 1,541.36 1,572.80 2.04 1,424.50 1,437.67 0.92
42 Philippines 1,692.83 1,743.64 3.00 1,564.45 1,420.38 -9.21
43 Kuwait 1,365.66 1,333.92 -2.32 1,203.89 1,203.17 -0.06
44 Qatar 1,471.88 1,611.16 9.46 1,462.25 1,179.31 -19.35
45 Switzerland 1,083.84 1,186.69 9.49 1015.93 1,112.35 9.49

Table 17 (Contd.): India’s Export by Destination for 8 digit HS code level
S. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19 %Growth April-Feb April-Feb %Growth
No. 18-19 19-20
46 Sudan 822.72 920.88 11.93 812.75 987.73 21.53
47 Colombia 939.14 1,116.85 18.92 1015.17 961.67 -5.27
48 Togo 408.68 694.09 69.84 589.01 936.29 58.96
49 Afghanistan Tis 709.75 715.44 0.80 636.86 928.08 45.73
50 Jordan 540.82 578.81 7.03 528.68 925.99 75.15
51 Myanmar 966.19 1,205.60 24.78 1,124.99 862.52 -23.33
52 Pakistan Ir 1,924.28 2,066.56 7.39 1,895.22 799.48 -57.82
53 Morocco 432.32 680.06 57.30 504.41 755.07 49.69
54 Ethiopia 683.88 766.03 12.01 693.73 748.6 7.91
55 Chile 763.56 989.80 29.63 847.98 746.77 -11.94
56 Peru 760.68 721.03 -5.21 659.25 712.3 8.05
57 Sweden 771.50 792.23 2.69 719.77 696.48 -3.24
58 Portugal 747.32 743.27 -0.54 675.76 689.83 2.08
59 Denmark 784.10 746.59 -4.78 677.94 685.95 1.18
60 Argentina 708.71 562.93 -20.57 516.5 683.3 32.29
61 Bhutan 546.12 657.33 20.36 594.35 656.76 10.5
62 Yemen Republc 563.46 741.32 31.56 644.2 643.92 -0.05
63 Mauritius 1,077.15 1,160.78 7.76 1075.02 632.18 -41.19
64 Gibraltar 290.68 575.13 97.86 487.11 576.93 18.44
65 Uganda 532.26 580.08 8.98 515.89 573.88 11.24
66 Ghana 635.78 717.33 12.83 668.56 572.97 -14.3
67 Algeria 823.23 940.27 14.22 835 568.6 -31.9
68 Somalia 455.52 537.25 17.94 469.51 524.96 11.81
69 Baharain Is 556.82 742.14 33.28 689.62 512.08 -25.74
70 Ireland 536.08 530.56 -1.03 471.68 499.12 5.82
71 Czech Republic 405.36 429.13 5.86 385.38 461.31 19.7
72 Cyprus 99.91 70.65 -29.29 60.97 438.64 619.45
73 Ukraine 330.10 390.80 18.39 334.31 429.62 28.51
74 Senegal 724.11 639.24 -11.72 568.47 428.83 -24.56
75 Austria 460.03 483.16 5.03 439.9 421.39 -4.21
76 Greece 433.87 503.37 16.02 454.79 409.57 -9.94
77 Norway 359.98 313.05 -13.04 279.31 397.74 42.4
78 Hungary 402.69 458.08 13.75 413.05 390.88 -5.37
79 Cote D' Ivoire 511.75 448.64 -12.33 397.69 380.76 -4.26
80 New Zealand 352.85 379.87 7.66 346.66 350.37 1.07
81 Romania 398.90 430.30 7.87 394.53 344.88 -12.58
82 Congo D. Rep. 225.07 302.94 34.60 273.91 330.35 20.61
83 Guinea 377.94 404.84 7.12 362.19 320.82 -11.42
84 Benin 479.72 426.90 -11.01 376.37 311.44 -17.25
85 Djibouti 376.46 790.66 110.02 757.89 302.53 -60.08
86 Slovenia 284.13 314.05 10.53 281.43 301.42 7.1
87 Madagascar 228.11 196.38 -13.91 180.41 291.85 61.77
88 Venezuela 79.21 164.77 108.03 114.35 277.55 142.72
89 Angola 234.92 282.36 20.20 258.16 269.14 4.26
90 Guatemala 291.93 305.37 4.60 275.17 268.17 -2.55

Table 17 (Contd.): India’s Export by Destination For 8 Digit HS Code Level
% April-Feb April-Feb %
S. No. Destinations 2017-18 2018-19
Growth 18-19 19-20 Growth
91 Finland 282.55 256.12 -9.35 229.03 250.29 9.28
92 Ecuador 279.80 297.96 6.49 277.12 239.7 -13.5
93 Zambia 294.29 319.05 8.42 287.04 229.99 -19.87
94 Panama Republic 227.05 227.26 0.09 200.62 228.13 13.71
95 Tunisia 281.77 304.21 7.96 268.32 226.5 -15.59
96 Cameroon 193.94 178.25 -8.09 162.01 213.66 31.89
97 Maldives 217.00 223.02 2.77 193.69 207.89 7.33
98 Liberia 257.46 178.81 -30.55 149.43 208.22 39.34
99 Dominic Rep 196.92 215.81 9.60 191.88 198.76 3.59
100 Malta 195.86 229.52 17.18 202.8 194.92 -3.89
Total 297804.97 323635.46 1186.88 291551.89 285881.29 -1.94
% Share Of Above Commodities To
98.12 98.05 98.05 98.02
Total Export
India's Total Export 3,03,526.16 3,30,078.09 8.75 2,97,360.36 2,91,651.08 -1.92

Table 18: India’s Import by Source for 8 digit HS code level
S. No. Sources 2017-18 2018-19 % April-Feb 18- April-Feb %
Growth 19 19-20 Growth
1 China P Rp 76,380.70 70,319.64 -7.94 65,230.61 62,379.39 -4.37
2 USA 26,611.03 35,549.48 33.59 32,469.88 33,604.11 3.49
3 U Arab Emts 21,739.11 29,785.33 37.01 27,147.69 28,251.46 4.07
4 Saudi Arab 22,069.96 28,479.21 29.04 25,938.08 25,007.83 -3.59
5 Iraq 17,615.81 22,372.47 27.00 20,631.91 21,900.47 6.15
6 Switzerland 18,923.05 18,087.58 -4.42 16,390.40 16,073.25 -1.93
7 Hong Kong 10,675.98 17,987.01 68.48 16,076.66 15,682.34 -2.45
8 Korea Rp 16,361.77 16,758.97 2.43 15,327.00 14,488.95 -5.47
9 Indonesia 16,438.80 15,849.67 -3.58 14,535.49 14,193.82 -2.35
10 Singapore 7,466.99 16,281.64 118.05 14,803.50 13,777.52 -6.93
11 Germany 13,295.71 15,161.08 14.03 13,963.72 12,642.60 -9.46
12 Japan 10,973.35 12,772.67 16.40 11,547.09 11,596.75 0.43
13 Nigeria 9,501.33 10,884.71 14.56 9,740.42 9,318.29 -4.33
14 Malaysia 9,011.58 10,818.60 20.05 9,814.93 9,301.27 -5.23
15 Australia 13,993.75 13,131.21 -6.16 12,168.47 9,178.59 -24.57
16 Qatar 8,409.02 10,721.70 27.50 9,916.93 8,836.16 -10.9
17 Kuwait 7,165.69 7,430.82 3.70 6,773.66 8,724.32 28.8
18 Belgium 5,993.41 10,469.22 74.68 9,523.79 8,390.10 -11.9
19 Vietnam Soc Rep 5,018.55 7,192.23 43.31 6,662.20 6,847.47 2.78
20 UK 4,806.75 7,561.93 57.32 6,934.16 6,355.62 -8.34
21 Russia 8,573.46 5,840.44 -31.88 5,271.50 6,311.97 19.74
22 Thailand 7,134.46 7,441.81 4.31 6,769.69 6,266.89 -7.43
23 South Africa 6,834.70 6,517.33 -4.64 5,958.67 6,084.21 2.11
24 France 6,524.16 6,665.67 2.17 6,263.10 5,725.45 -8.58
25 Venezuela 5,866.37 7,258.95 23.74 6,569.78 5,560.08 -15.37
26 Italy 4,706.89 5,292.38 12.44 4,880.00 4,217.32 -13.58
27 Mexico 3,930.26 5,577.03 41.90 5,020.94 3,831.92 -23.68
28 Taiwan 3,926.25 4,577.25 16.58 4,193.53 3,740.20 -10.81
29 Canada 4,728.51 3,515.41 -25.66 3,227.32 3,678.38 13.98
30 Angola 4,323.85 4,027.49 -6.85 3,697.82 3,339.83 -9.68
31 Oman 4,264.29 2,759.00 -35.30 2,501.31 3,192.13 27.62
32 Netherland 2,512.63 4,062.80 61.70 3,753.36 3,169.04 -15.57
33 Brazil 5,498.22 4,406.43 -19.86 4,059.25 2,776.16 -31.61
34 Argentina 2,229.20 1,954.99 -12.30 1,745.12 2,117.83 21.36
35 Kazakhstan 907.43 708.78 -21.89 707.75 2,081.28 194.07
36 Turkey 2,132.20 2,388.26 12.01 2068.79 1,921.50 -7.12
37 Egypt A Rp 1,292.93 1,677.82 29.77 1,571.43 1,913.81 21.79
38 Algeria 1,260.98 1,696.96 34.57 1,565.58 1,893.69 20.96
39 Ukraine 2,355.97 2,341.03 -0.63 2,079.20 1,865.91 -10.26
40 Ghana 2,710.05 3,763.41 38.87 3,326.99 1,714.77 -48.46
41 Peru 2,376.86 2,405.40 1.20 2,186.33 1,535.65 -29.76
42 Spain 1,663.37 1,680.50 1.03 1,533.32 1,512.07 -1.39
43 Israel 2,066.51 1,931.58 -6.53 1,751.77 1,459.35 -16.69
44 Iran 11,111.52 13,525.64 21.73 12,724.19 1,380.92 -89.15
45 Bangladesh Pr 685.65 1,044.80 52.38 959.11 1,171.75 22.17

Table 18 (Contd.): India’s Import by Source for 8 digit HS code level
April-Feb 18- April-Feb %
S. No. Sources 2017-18 2018-19 %G rowth
19 19-20 Growth
46 Chile 2,092.15 1,237.55 -40.85 1,168.78 1,090.65 -6.68
47 Sweden 1,464.47 1,326.85 -9.40 1,215.81 1057.54 -13.02
48 Jordan 984.98 1,116.25 13.33 1029.25 982.83 -4.51
49 Morocco 779.63 1,326.69 70.17 1237.39 920.68 -25.6
50 Tanzania Rep 1,029.71 903.47 -12.26 817.92 909.85 11.24
51 Equtl Guinea 755.64 634.12 -16.08 634 908.07 43.23
52 Sri Lanka Dsr 772.63 1,488.40 92.64 1,331.28 857.63 -35.58
53 Bolivia 667.25 852.21 27.72 768.89 790.94 2.87
54 Poland 766.99 793.39 3.44 751.86 783.03 4.15
55 Mozambique 931.75 1,097.43 17.78 1029.44 778.84 -24.34
56 Zambia 1,094.98 510.50 -53.38 456.26 761.07 66.81
57 Colombia 592.80 1,054.98 77.97 989.84 727.91 -26.46
58 Cameroon 212.82 343.20 61.27 341.19 676.04 98.14
59 Botswana 1,638.29 974.48 -40.52 875.79 665.6 -24
60 Nepal 438.38 508.14 15.91 455.43 660.51 45.03
61 Norway 842.08 366.47 -56.48 332.04 595.16 79.24
62 Finland 1,401.33 1,124.08 -19.78 1060.98 593 -44.11
63 Austria 973.33 716.43 -26.39 649.9 589.51 -9.29
64 Congo P Rep 198.81 405.65 104.04 402.56 586.7 45.74
65 Ireland 795.01 422.52 -46.85 382.92 579.57 51.35
66 Denmark 564.55 537.30 -4.83 483.63 568.9 17.63
67 Afghanistan Tis 433.78 435.44 0.38 405.79 499.68 23.14
68 Burkina Faso 632.57 881.27 39.32 764.15 492.64 -35.53
69 New Zealand 643.71 630.78 -2.01 586.19 489.41 -16.51
70 Philippines 764.36 581.10 -23.98 525.14 485.45 -7.56
71 Brunei 434.83 591.10 35.94 507.64 470.68 -7.28
72 Myanmar 639.64 521.49 -18.47 457.1 454.17 -0.64
73 Senegal 564.94 658.99 16.65 606.28 444.7 -26.65
74 Cote D' Ivoire 441.70 603.05 36.53 564.26 440.22 -21.98
75 Baharain Is 431.12 539.63 25.17 505.9 395.93 -21.74
76 Sudan 452.07 742.63 64.28 729.25 382.65 -47.53
77 Guinea 514.63 414.26 -19.50 393.88 376.96 -4.29
78 Bhutan 377.99 370.96 -1.86 344.49 376.36 9.25
79 Dominic Rep 645.81 566.57 -12.27 524.37 360.29 -31.29
80 Togo 163.80 303.93 85.54 284.64 356.58 25.27
81 Benin 223.02 375.81 68.51 366.03 332.67 -9.11
82 Ecuador 193.97 219.25 13.03 213.44 304.13 42.49
83 Azerbaijan 592.61 147.87 -75.05 147.05 273.72 86.14
84 Chad 149.47 476.13 218.55 409.56 270.62 -33.92
85 Czech Republic 669.54 258.84 -61.34 236.64 264.96 11.97
86 Latvia 52.63 158.44 201.04 141.04 255.12 80.89
87 Lithuania 189.38 212.13 12.01 187.13 257.33 37.52
88 Romania 411.72 315.29 -23.42 287.85 245.13 -14.84
89 Slovenia 112.08 248.62 121.82 229.8 223.17 -2.89
90 Hungary 270.84 241.15 -10.96 221.23 172.66 -21.95

Table 18 (Contd.): India’s Import By Source For 8 Digit HS Code Level
April-Feb 18- April-Feb 19- %
S. No. Sources 2017-18 2018-19 % Growth
19 20 Growth
91 Bulgaria 141.94 125.66 -11.47 117.45 137.36 16.95
92 Belarus 207.81 227.19 9.33 180.26 137.21 -23.88
93 Portugal 190.15 132.83 -30.15 117.86 132.3 12.25
94 Gabon 395.39 456.01 15.33 445.78 130.58 -70.71
95 Guinea Bissau 256.20 123.79 -51.68 123.69 124.54 0.69
96 Tunisia 140.25 137.87 -1.70 120.27 120.56 0.25
97 Malta 15.95 43.76 174.43 42.65 118.12 176.98
98 Unspecified 9,194.62 89.74 -99.02 80.44 118.38 47.16
99 Greece 96.11 144.02 49.86 136.37 113.76 -16.58
100 Madagascar 167.67 293.11 74.82 187.34 107.71 -42.5
Total Of Above 461878.94 510685.15 10.57 467588.56 440962.20 -5.69
% Share Of Above Sources To India’s
99.20 99.34 99.41 99.58
Total Import
India's Total Import 4,65,580.99 5,14,078.42 10.42 4,70,359.38 4,42,810.58 -5.86

Table 19: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Share

S.No. States 2017-18 % Share 2018-19 % Share (Apr-Feb.) % Share
2019-20
1 Maharashtra 69712.10 22.97 72809.28 22.06 60716.58 20.81
2 Gujarat 66817.20 22.01 67412.15 20.42 58230.59 19.96
3 Tamil Nadu 29757.19 9.80 30525.91 9.25 27838.72 9.54
4 Uttar Pradesh 13804.03 4.55 16289.17 4.93 15890.62 5.45
5 Karnataka 18052.84 5.95 17341.29 5.25 15455.51 5.30
6 Andhra Pradesh 13022.62 4.29 14085.63 4.27 13687.63 4.69
7 Haryana 13263.41 4.37 13833.25 4.19 11206.67 3.84
8 Delhi 8713.64 2.87 9464.60 2.87 9669.85 3.31
9 Kerala 7308.08 2.41 9834.25 2.98 9558.27 3.28
10 West Bengal 9290.32 3.06 10057.13 3.05 8848.60 3.03
11 Telangana 6572.21 2.17 7168.26 2.17 6795.53 2.33
12 Rajasthan 6952.08 2.29 7061.61 2.14 6152.42 2.11
13 Odisha 7585.01 2.50 6303.36 1.91 6049.23 2.07
14 Punjab 5788.24 1.91 6038.07 1.83 5050.00 1.73
15 Madhya Pradesh 5249.98 1.73 6382.37 1.93 4909.57 1.68
16 Uttarakhand 1455.46 0.48 2351.18 0.71 2185.02 0.75
17 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 2048.21 0.67 2143.38 0.65 2026.95 0.69
18 Goa 2103.17 0.69 2063.64 0.63 1863.95 0.64
19 Bihar 1353.17 0.45 1640.91 0.50 1558.81 0.53
20 Himachal Pradesh 1221.67 0.40 1323.43 0.40 1279.73 0.44
21 Chattisgarh 1523.18 0.50 1244.10 0.38 1175.51 0.40
22 Jharkhand 1116.61 0.37 1252.79 0.38 1077.99 0.37
23 Daman & Diu 956.99 0.32 1053.39 0.32 1030.41 0.35
24 Assam 383.84 0.13 369.90 0.11 402.49 0.14
25 Pondicherry 415.05 0.14 392.79 0.12 337.15 0.12
26 Jammu & Kashmir 148.31 0.05 196.43 0.06 176.43 0.06
27 Chandigarh 69.93 0.02 71.89 0.02 72.15 0.02
28 Meghalaya 85.38 0.03 53.86 0.02 38.92 0.01
29 Sikkim 13.97 0.00 7.94 0.00 8.92 0.00
30 Nagaland 3.94 0.00 2.78 0.00 5.54 0.00
31 Lakshadweep 0.64 0.00 0.41 0.00 2.49 0.00
32 Arunachal Pradesh 5.32 0.00 2.31 0.00 1.41 0.00
33 Andaman & Nicobar 31.46 0.01 4.01 0.00 1.26 0.00
34 Tripura 2.84 0.00 1.72 0.00 1.25 0.00
35 Manipur 1.33 0.00 2.66 0.00 0.92 0.00
36 Mizoram 1.07 0.00 1.41 0.00 0.58 0.00
37 Unspecified 8695.68 2.86 21290.81 6.45 18397.99 6.31
India's Export 303526.17 100.00 330078.09 100.00 291705.65 100.00

Table 20: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Growth
S. No. States 2017-18 2018-19 % Change Apr-Feb. 18- Apr-Feb. 19- %
19 20 Change
1 Lakshadweep 0.64 0.41 -35.90 0.33 2.49 652.95
2 Nagaland 3.94 2.78 -29.29 2.65 5.54 109.39
3 Assam 383.84 369.90 -3.63 316.97 402.49 26.98
4 Sikkim 13.97 7.94 -43.19 7.10 8.92 25.56
5 Andhra Pradesh 13022.62 14085.63 8.16 11580.31 13687.63 18.20
6 Delhi 8713.64 9464.60 8.62 8363.12 9669.85 15.62
7 Chandigarh 69.93 71.89 2.81 65.29 72.15 10.50
8 Daman & Diu 956.99 1053.39 10.07 946.86 1030.41 8.82
9 Odisha 7585.01 6303.36 -16.90 5624.27 6049.23 7.56
10 Uttar Pradesh 13804.03 16289.17 18.00 14801.10 15890.62 7.36
11 Kerala 7308.08 9834.25 34.57 8961.49 9558.27 6.66
12 Telangana 6572.21 7168.26 9.07 6382.77 6795.53 6.47
13 Himachal Pradesh 1221.67 1323.43 8.33 1206.56 1279.73 6.06
14 Dadra & Nagar Haveli 2048.21 2143.38 4.65 1925.63 2026.95 5.26
15 Bihar 1353.17 1640.91 21.26 1494.11 1558.81 4.33
16 Chattisgarh 1523.18 1244.10 -18.32 1137.83 1175.51 3.31
17 Tamil Nadu 29757.19 30525.91 2.58 27447.10 27838.72 1.43
18 Goa 2103.17 2063.64 -1.88 1866.75 1863.95 -0.15
19 Uttarakhand 1455.46 2351.18 61.54 2192.28 2185.02 -0.33
20 Karnataka 18052.84 17341.29 -3.94 15588.99 15455.51 -0.86
21 Jammu & Kashmir 148.31 196.43 32.45 178.26 176.43 -1.03
22 Gujarat 66817.20 67412.15 0.89 59683.99 58230.59 -2.44
23 West Bengal 9290.32 10057.13 8.25 9164.94 8848.60 -3.45
24 Rajasthan 6952.08 7061.61 1.58 6406.03 6152.42 -3.96
25 Pondicherry 415.05 392.79 -5.36 352.29 337.15 -4.30
26 Jharkhand 1116.61 1252.79 12.20 1137.05 1077.99 -5.19
27 Punjab 5788.24 6038.07 4.32 5412.68 5050.00 -6.70
28 Maharashtra 69712.10 72809.28 4.44 65936.67 60716.58 -7.92
29 Haryana 13263.41 13833.25 4.30 12553.50 11206.67 -10.73
30 Madhya Pradesh 5249.98 6382.37 21.57 5732.44 4909.57 -14.35
31 Meghalaya 85.38 53.86 -36.91 50.27 38.92 -22.59
32 Tripura 2.84 1.72 -39.45 1.70 1.25 -26.47
33 Arunachal Pradesh 5.32 2.31 -56.63 2.08 1.41 -32.02
34 Mizoram 1.07 1.41 31.67 1.41 0.58 -59.11
35 Manipur 1.33 2.66 99.48 2.65 0.92 -65.28
36 Andaman & Nicobar 31.46 4.01 -87.26 3.92 1.26 -67.88
37 Unspecified 8695.68 21290.81 144.84 20828.95 18397.99 -11.67
India's Export 303526.17 330078.09 8.75 297360.35 291705.65 -1.90

Table 21: India’s performance in Global Trade
India's Export Performance: Percentage Share in World Trade (Calendar year wise )
Years India's Share in India's Share in World India's Share in World
World Merchandise Commercial Services Merchandise Plus Services
Exports Exports Exports
2011 1.65 3.18 1.94
2012 1.6 3.25 1.92
2013 1.66 3.12 1.95
2014 1.7 3.06 1.99
2015 1.62 3.2 1.98
2016 1.65 3.3 2.03
2017 1.68 3.47 2.10
2018 1.67 3.54 2.10
India's Import Performance: Percentage Share in World Trade (Calendar year wise )
Years India's Share in India's Share in World India's Share in World
World Commercial Services Merchandise Plus Services
Merchandise Imports Imports
Imports
2011 2.51 2.99 2.6
2012 2.62 2.97 2.68
2013 2.45 2.73 2.5
2014 2.42 2.55 2.45
2015 2.25 2.59 2.32
2016 2.13 2.78 2.27
2017 2.48 3.02 2.60
2018 2.57 3.20 2.71
India's rank in World trade (Calendar year wise)
Years Merchandise Merchandise Services Services
Exports Imports Exports Imports
2011 19 12 7 9
2012 19 10 7 10
2013 20 12 7 10
2014 19 13 8 11
2015 21 13 8 11
2016 21 14 8 11
2017 20 11 8 10
2018 19 10 8 10
Source: WTO

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FOREIGN TRADE DATA ANALYTICS .......................................................................................... 1

A. Quick Estimates of Foreign Trade ..................................................................................................... 1

A.1 India’s Merchandise Trade ....................................................................................................... 1

B.1 Export Scenario ......................................................................................................................... 5

C.1 India’s Merchandise Export at 8-digit ITC (HS) level ......................................................... 14

D.1 India’s Merchandise Export by Destination at 8-digit ITC (HS) level................................. 30

Table 1: Performance of India's Merchandise Trade ............................................................................ 46

Table 2: India’s month-wise Merchandise Trade.................................................................................. 46

Table 3: India’s month-wise Services Trade......................................................................................... 47

Table 4: India’s month-wise Overall Trade (Merchandise plus Services) ............................................ 47

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Table 7: India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise ....................................................... 52

Table 7 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Export of QE Groups: Month-wise.......................................... 53

Table 8: India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise ....................................................... 54

Table 8 (contd.): India’s Merchandise Import of QE Groups: Month-wise.......................................... 55

Table 9: India’s Export by Principal Commodity ................................................................................. 56

Table 10: India’s Import by Principal Commodity ............................................................................... 57

Table 11: India’s Export by Destination ............................................................................................... 58

Table 12: India’s Import by Sources ..................................................................................................... 59

Table 13: India’s Export by Region ...................................................................................................... 60

Table 14: India’s Import by Region ...................................................................................................... 61

Table 15: India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................................ 62

Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................. 63

Table 15 (Contd.): India’s Export by 8 digit HS code level ................................................................. 64

Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level .............................................................. 66

Table 16 (Contd.): India’s Import By 8 Digit HS Code Level .............................................................. 67

Table 18 (Contd.): India’s Import by Source for 8 digit HS code level................................................ 72

Table 19: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Share ............................................................................... 74

Table 20: India’s Export Profile: State-wise Growth............................................................................ 75

Table 21: India’s performance in Global Trade ................................................................................... 76

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(ii) Principal Commodity level data is released within 30 days, and

A. Quick Estimates of Foreign Trade

A.1 India’s Merchandise Trade

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A.2 India’s Services Trade

Figure 3: Services Trade Performance

Apr- Jan, 2018-19 Apr-Jan, 2019-20

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Figure 4: Trend of Services Trade for last 12 months

15000 12492 12829 12555

5000 6775 6660 6794 6834 7449 6984

A.3 India’s Overall Trade

Figure 5: India's Overall Trade Performance

300000 Apr- Jan, 2018-19

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Figure 6: Trend of Overall Trade for last 12 months

Exports Imports Trade Balance

A.4 Sectoral Analysis of Merchandise Trade Based on Quick Estimates (QE)

Figure 7: Trend of Export values of Major Commodities for last 12 months

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Figure 8: Trend of Import values of Major Commodities for last 12 months

B. India’s Merchandise Trade Based on Provisional Estimates (PE)

B.1 Export Scenario

B.1.2 Export by Principal Commodities

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2018-19 (Apr-Feb) 2019-20 (Apr-Feb) % Change

Three Major Destinations of Export of Top 10 Principal Commodities (Apr-Feb. 2019-20):