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India's trade deficit with China crosses $100 billion

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India's merchandise trade deficit with China surpassed $100 billion in the fiscal year ending March 2024. This gap is driven by a surge in imports of machinery, electronics, and chemicals from China. Conversely, India's exports to China remained relatively stagnant during the same period. The widening deficit highlights India's heavy reliance on Chinese manufactured goods.

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