India's exports to China increased by 21% in 2026, with top products being iron ore, cotton, and copper. Imports from China grew by 15%, with major items being electronics, machinery, and fertilizers.
A new report by the Brookings Institution analyzes the India-China trade statistics for 2026, highlighting the growing trade deficit and the need for India to diversify its exports to China.
Statista provides an overview of India's trade with China in 2026, including the value of exports and imports by product category, such as textiles, chemicals, and machinery.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) releases trade data for China and India in 2026, showing a significant increase in trade volumes, with China being India's largest trading partner.
India Times provides an in-depth analysis of India-China trade statistics for 2026, breaking down the data by product category, including pharmaceuticals, automotive parts, and renewable energy equipment.
Trading Economics provides interactive visualizations of India-China trade data for 2026, allowing users to explore the trade dynamics between the two countries by product and sector.
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) examines the India-China trade relations in 2026, discussing the implications of the growing trade ties between the two nations and the challenges that lie ahead.
A video lecture by the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) discusses the opportunities and challenges in India-China trade in 2026, focusing on the product-specific trade statistics and the way forward for Indian exporters.