List of the largest trading partners of India
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, the fifteen largest trading partners of India represent 62.1% of Indian imports, and 58.1% of Indian exports as of December 2010. These figures do not include services or foreign direct investment, but only trade in goods.

The largest Indian partners with their total trade (sum of imports and exports) in millions of US Dollars for fiscal year 2010-2011 are as follows:
Country Exports Imports Total Trade
 United Arab Emirates 34,349.10 32,753.16 67,102.26
 People's Republic of China 19,615.85 43,479.76 63,095.61
 United States 25,548.40 20,050.72 45,599.12
 Saudi Arabia 5,227.19 20,385.28 25,612.46
 Switzerland 677.56 24,802.00 25,479.55
 Hong Kong 10,329.65 9,415.40 19,745.06
 Germany 6,758.84 11,891.37 18,650.20
 Singapore 10,302.71 7,139.31 17,442.02
 Indonesia 6,245.33 9,918.63 16,163.96
 Belgium 6,296.21 8,609.82 14,906.02
 South Korea 4,140.37 10,475.29 14,615.66
 Japan 5,191.23 8,632.03 13,823.26
 Iran 2,742.46 10,928.21 13,670.67
 Nigeria 2,259.09 10,787.72 13,046.81
 United Kingdom 7,140.52 5,396.78 12,537.30


This list does not include the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which includes two (UAE and Saudi Arabia) of the above states in a single economic entity. As a single economy the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is the largest trading partner of India with almost $100 billion in total trade.

As a single economy, the EU is the second largest trading partner of India with €27.5 billion worth of EU goods going to India and €25.4 billion of Indian goods going to the EU , totaling approximately €52.9 billion in total trade. It includes three (Germany, United Kingdom, and Belgium) of the above states in a single economic entity.

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