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In recent news, China has again emerged as India’s largest (or one of the top) trading partner, mainly due to the huge volume of goods India imports from China. This trend has been highlighted in multiple reports in 2025–2026 and continues to be a major economic topic.
One key reason is that India depends heavily on Chinese industrial goods. According to recent reports, over 30% of India’s industrial imports come from China, including electronics, machinery, chemicals, and components used in manufacturing. This strong import demand pushes total trade between the two countries very high, making China a top partner.
At the same time, bilateral trade between India and China has reached record levels. In 2025, trade crossed around $155 billion, showing steady growth despite political tensions. This large trade volume is the main reason China ranks at or near number one in India’s trade list.
However, there is an important issue: the trade is very unbalanced. India imports much more from China than it exports, creating a large trade deficit. Experts warn that this dependence can affect India’s domestic manufacturing and economic security.
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