India's export landscape is shifting dramatically. North America, North-East Asia, and Latin America combined account for over 35 percent of India's merchandise exports, which reached USD 441.78 billion in FY26. North America remains dominant at USD 97.7 billion with a 22.1 percent share, though growth was modest at 1.3 percent. The real momentum comes from North-East Asia, where exports surged 21.6 percent to USD 41.6 billion, driven by rising demand for electronics, engineering goods, and chemicals. Latin America also showed healthy expansion at 7.8 percent growth to USD 16.4 billion. India's exporters penetrated 1,821 new commodity products, signaling a strategic pivot from traditional sectors toward high-value manufacturing and technology-intensive industries.
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