<h1>India's Trade Dynamics: USA, China, Japan, Russia Shares in 2014-2015; India Seeks New Free Trade Agreements.</h1> In 2014-2015, the USA, China, Japan, and Russia had varying shares in India's foreign trade. The USA accounted for 13.76% of exports and 4.63% of imports. China had 3.88% in exports and 13.12% in imports. Japan's share was 1.72% in exports and 2.23% in imports, while Russia had 0.70% in exports and 0.94% in imports. India is pursuing Free Trade Agreements to boost trade and investment, with several international meetings held to strengthen trade relations, including events with ASEAN, Oman, Vietnam, Kenya, and Myanmar. These initiatives were reported by the Minister of State in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.