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In It to Win It

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Mon May 30, 2022, 11:00 AM May 2022

Move over, China: US is now India's biggest trading partner

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India seems to have deepened its ties with the US, making the world’s largest democracy its top trading partner in fiscal 2021-22, surpassing China.

In the financial year ended in March 2022, bilateral trade between the US and India stood at $119.42 billion (9.25 lakh crore rupees), as against $80.51 billion in the previous year, according to the Indian commerce ministry. For China, the figure stood at $115.42 billion in the same period.

Exports to the US rose to $76.11 billion in the reporting period, while imports increased to $43.31 billion. The US is among the few countries with which India has a trade surplus, meaning exports exceed imports.
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Move over, China: US is now India's biggest trading partner (Original Post) In It to Win It May 2022 OP
That is a whopping increase in bilateral trade with India. Alexander Of Assyria May 2022 #1
India refuses to participate in the U.S. sanctions against Russia. former9thward May 2022 #2
And that doesn't include those millions of daily scammer calls to steal billions from people yearly. TheBlackAdder May 2022 #3
Where is Russia on the list ? JI7 Jun 2022 #4

former9thward

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2. India refuses to participate in the U.S. sanctions against Russia.
Mon May 30, 2022, 12:52 PM
May 2022

Trade may have increased but India will not follow U.S. policy aims.

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