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Owned by The Tribune TrustIndia’s gold imports plunge 62.57 pc to USD 5.51 billion in October as prices fall below USD 4,000/oz
What's behind this
In a major breakthrough, the United States has assured India of a comparative tariff advantage over its competitors, a condition Indian officials said is required before finalising a trade deal. Recent data show India’s exports rose 29.9 percent to $89.99 billion in October, narrowing the trade deficit to $20.09 billion. Piyush Goyal highlighted the growth and described US talks as smooth. Exports to the United States increased 11 percent, while shipments to Brazil and Mexico also recorded strong, double‑digit growth.
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India's gold imports declined by 39.9 per cent to USD 24.78 billion during April–October 2026, compared with USD 41.24 billion in the corresponding period of 2025, according to the data presented by the Department of Commerce on Friday.