In June, 2025, the exports of India are stable as compared to the same period of the previous year at $35.14 billion which indicates a stable performance. Also, as per the data released by the commerce department, trade defecits shrinks by $18.78 billion in June 2025 due to decrease in India's imports by 3.71 percent. Trade deficit in June 2025 was 6.2 percent lower than trade deficit on June 2024 which was $20.03 billion. This suggests that the gap between Imports and exports has reduced, which is an encouraging sign for the external trade balance of the country. The commerce minister said, “We are going to beat last year’s exports in goods, services”. The government views this as a sign of India's resilience and competitiveness in the global markets. The stability in exports and improved trade conditions indicate towards favourable impact on India’s current account balance, foreign exchange reserves, and overall economic growth.