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The image shows exports totaling £21.2 billion, divided into textiles (£5.0b), handicrafts (£3.7b), gems and jewellery (£3.2b), engineering goods (£3.1b), chemicals (£1.9b), with a pie chart indicating major export partners: USA (19.3%), United Kingdom (6.0%), Hong Kong, China (5.8%), Japan (5.6%). Imports are £25.6 billion, specified as machinery and equipment (£5.7b), crude oil and products (£5.1b), gems (£1.9b), illustrated with a pie chart showing main import partners: USA (9.5%), United Kingdom (7.1%), Belgium (6.8%), Germany (6.7%).
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The illustrations above depict India’s trade.
India exports goods like textiles, handicrafts, gems, and jewellery, engineering goods and chemicals et cetera for a total of 21.2 billion pounds. Whereas India imports machinery and equipment; crude oil and products; gems; and various other unincluded products and resources for 25.6 billion pounds. This is 4.4 billion pounds greater than it’s exports.
The countries with which India most commonly exchanges with is also given below. The most dominant nation is the USA, who holds more than half of India’s exports and imports. The United Kingdom is second in both charts; holding a larger precentage han Hong Kong, China, and Japan respectively in exports with India, even though it is close. In imports the members are all close with the United Kingdom trails behind USA by 2.4%, beating Belgium and Germany.
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