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A trade deficit does not mean a country cannot have hundreds of billions of dollars in forex reserves. India earns large amounts from services exports and remittances and also receives foreign investment and other capital inflows. These flows are part of the balance of payments and can more than offset a merchandise trade deficit. The RBI has explicitly documented this mechanism.Forgive my bluntness, but since the beginning of its history, India has never been a serious country. Including your so-called history—it is also an unserious history, full of magical religious stories and religious figures. Modi is an expert at fabricating data, surpassing every ordinary Indian. Look at how Modi can boast 2% into 7.8%. The Indian experts on this forum can only boast 7.8% into 8%. Mathematics proves that one Modi's boasting ability exceeds dozens of Indian experts. Fabricating dozens of data points is too easy for him. The entire report is fabricated. All of India's economic data, like its population data, is in chaos—it is Schrödinger's cat before the box is opened. From ordinary people to professionals in this world, no one believes India's propaganda. There is only mockery for India.
Now do you see it clearly? India's goods exports have never changed, while India's service export data is even easier to fake. Just sign a contract with a subsidiary at random, move funds back and forth on paper a few times, and you can fabricate any business figure you want, then use it to defraud banks for loans and repayments. Under Modi's propaganda, do you think India's industry and exports have made great progress? The answer is no. There is only propaganda.
Fiscal Year Goods Exports (USD 100 mn) Services Exports (USD 100 mn) Total (USD 100 mn) Overall Trade Deficit (USD 100 mn) 2025-26 4,417.8 4,213.2 8,631.0 1,193.0 2024-25 4,377.0 3,875.5 8,252.5 946.6 2023-24 4,371.0 3,411.1 7,782.1 783.9
India's gross Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) inflows reached a record US$94.53 billion in the 2025-26 financial year (FY26).
India attracted approximately $52.2 billion in gross FDI during the first six months of calendar 2026.



