New Delhi, June 16: India’s total exports recorded strong growth in May, rising 15.83 per cent year-on-year to reach USD 81.96 billion, according to government data.
Officials stated that the increase reflects steady external demand and improved performance across key export segments, supported by ongoing efforts to strengthen trade infrastructure and diversify export markets. The growth highlights continued resilience in India’s external sector despite global economic uncertainties.
Services exports continued to play a significant role in the overall performance, while merchandise exports also contributed to the expansion, supported by recovery in select global markets and improved supply chain efficiency.
The government noted that policy measures aimed at enhancing ease of trade, logistics efficiency, and export competitiveness have helped sustain positive momentum in outbound shipments.
Experts said the double-digit growth indicates strengthening global demand for Indian goods and services and reflects the country’s expanding integration into global trade networks.
Authorities expressed confidence that the export sector will maintain its growth trajectory in the coming months, supported by diversification efforts and stable macroeconomic conditions.
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