Union Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Sunday that despite global economic uncertainties, there has been an increase of about 15 percent in the country’s goods exports from April to June 14 in the current financial year. The Commerce Ministry will release the official export-import data for the month of June on July 15.
Piyush Goyal said that despite 50 percent tariff imposed by America, strong growth has been seen in India’s exports in 2025-26. During a conversation with chartered accountants in Mumbai, he said that if we look at the available data of the first 14 days of June along with the entire month of April and May, there has been a growth of about 15 percent in exports.
Exports at six-month high in May
The Union Minister said that India’s exports increased by 18 percent in May to reach $45.2 billion, which is the highest level in the last six months. However, during the same period the trade deficit increased to $28.21 billion. During April-May 2026-27, the country’s total exports increased by 16.09 percent to $ 88.91 billion, while imports increased by 15.14 percent to $ 145.35 billion. During this period, trade deficit was recorded at 56.44 billion dollars.
Appeal to contribute in building a developed India
Piyush Goyal appealed to chartered accountants to play an active role in building a developed India. He said that developed India starts from our own area. First of all we need to improve the area around us.
Goyal, who represents Mumbai North Lok Sabha seat, said that he has requested the Municipal Corporation Commissioner, public representatives and other senior officials to conduct a large-scale cleanliness campaign in the area.
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