The trade deficit between China and India is expected to widen in 2026, driven by India's growing demand for Chinese electronics and machinery. Read our latest report to learn more.
India's trade deficit with China is forecast to reach $100 billion by 2026, driven by a surge in imports of Chinese goods, according to a report by the Indian Ministry of Commerce.
This study examines the trade balance between China and India, highlighting the key factors driving the deficit and providing policy recommendations for Indian policymakers.
Get the latest forecast for China-India trade balance in 2026, including historical data and charts. Our data is updated regularly to reflect the latest trends and developments.
The Council on Foreign Relations discusses the opportunities and challenges in India-China trade relations, including the trade deficit and its implications for Indian economic growth.
This report analyzes the impact of COVID-19 on the trade balance between China and India, highlighting the key challenges and opportunities for policymakers in both countries.
The Indian government outlines its official policy on trade with China, including measures to reduce the trade deficit and promote Indian exports.
Watch our latest video analysis of the China-India trade balance in 2026, featuring expert insights and commentary on the key trends and developments shaping the trade relationship.