The country’s total exports are estimated to be over 634 billion US dollars during the last nine months of this fiscal year, registering growth of 4.33 percent.

 

According to the provisional data released by the Commerce Ministry, the cumulative value of merchandise exports rose by 2.44 per cent to over 330 billion US dollars during April to December 2025. Major drivers of merchandise exports growth were cereals, electronic goods, cashew and meat, dairy and poultry products. The estimated value of service exports during April to December 2025 is around 304 billion US dollars.

 

The top five export destinations include USA, China, UAE, Spain and Hong Kong. Meanwhile, country’s merchandise exports rose to 38.51 billion US dollars in December last year, as compared to 37.8 billion US dollars in the corresponding period last year. The Ministry said that services exports were estimated at 35.50 billion US dollars during the previous month and imports at 17.38 billion dollars, indicating a services trade surplus of 18.12 billion dollars.