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Trade Deficit with China

February 27, 2013

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After witnessing positive growth of 38.93 % in 2010-11 and 28.21 % in 2011-12, India’s bilateral trade with China in first nine months of 2012-13 (April-December) have seen a decline of 11.60 % when compared to the same period in 2011-12. India’s exports to China, during this period, declined by 25.10 % while imports from China recorded a decline of 7.7% when compared to April-December, 2011-12. Since our imports have been more than the exports to China, it has adversely impacted the trade deficit with China. Details of bilateral trade in goods and trade deficit with China during last three years is detailed below:-

Table-1; Trade Deficit Statistics between India and China

 

                                                                     Value in USD Million      

Year

Import

 

Export

 

Total Trade

 

Trade Deficit

 

2009-10

30,824.02

 

11,617.88

 

42,441.90

 

19,206.14

 

2010-11

43,479.76

 

15,482.70

 

58,962.46

 

27,997.06

 

2011-12

57,517.88

 

18,076.55

 

75,594.44

 

39,441.33

 

2012-13

(April-Dec) (P)*

41,381.07

9,721.54

51,102.61

31,659.53

(P)*Provisional (Source; DGCI&S)

The decline in exports can be attributed to decrease in the exports of iron ores, cotton raw including waste, plastics & linoleum products, petroleum (crude & products), electronic goods, drugs & pharmaceutical products, transport equipments, gems & Jewellary, chemicals & allied products etc. The decline in imports from China can be attributed to decrease in the imports of machinery except electrical & electronics, project goods, iron & steel, transport equipment, gold, petroleum, crude & products, non-ferrous metals, inorganic chemicals, chemical material & products, machine tools etc. The decline in bilateral trade can be attributed to overall negative global sentiment because of economic recession and low demand all over the world. Ban of exports of iron-ore from Karnataka and Goa has also contributed to decline in India’s exports to China.

Total 110 countries (list attached as Annexure-I) are similarly placed where India has been losing in trade and commerce in respect of total trade data in April-December, 2012-13 when compared to the same period in 2011-12.

The Government of India has formulated a strategy paper for diversifying the product basket as well as the traditional markets for exports from India. The strategy focuses on moving up the value chain in respect of traditional Indian exports of Engineering, Textiles, Gems & Jewellery with special focus on non-traditional sectors like leather, electronics and chemicals where there is a lot of potential for export from India. Focus Market Scheme is designed for diversifying India’s exports to different markets. A variant of this is the Market Linked Focus Product Scheme. Export to such markets is given benefit in the form of Duty Credit Scrip.

The Government reviews performance of export sectors at regular intervals and takes remedial measures for providing incentives whenever needed to boost export. Incentives are provided in the form of duty credit scrip under the Foreign Trade Policy schemes such as Focus Product Scheme, Focus Market Scheme and Vishesh Krishi & Gram Udyog Yojana. The measures announced in the annual supplement to Foreign Trade Policy in 5th June, 2012.

(i)       7 new markets have been added to focus Market Scheme(FMS). These countries are Algeria, Aruba, Austria, Cambodia, Myanmar, Netheriand Antilles, and Ukraine.

(ii)       7 new markets have been added to the Special Focus Market Scheme (Special FMS). These countries are Belize, Chile, EI Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Morocco, and Uruguay.

(iii)     46 new items have been added to Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS). This has the effect of including 12 new markets for the first time.

(iv)     MLFPS has been extended till 31st March 2013 for export to USA and EU in respect of items falling in Chapter 61 and Chapter 62.

(v)       100 new items have been added to the Focus Product Scheme (FPS) list.

(vi)     3 new towns have been declared as Towns of Export Excellence (TEE). These are Ahmedabad (Textiles), Kolhapur (Textiles), and Saharanpur (Handicrafts).

(vii)     Export of specified products through notified Land customs Stations of North Eastern Region has been provided additional incentive to the extent of 1% of FOB value of exports. This benefit is in addition to any other benefit that may be available under Foreign Trade policy in respect of these exports.

Incentives under chapter 3 of FTP in Dec., 2012 to be made effective from 1.1.2013.

(i)       5 new markets have been added to Focus Market Scheme(FMS). These countries are Cayman Islands New Zealand, Latvia, Lithuania and Bulgaria.

(ii)       One new market i.e. Eritrea have been added to the Special Focus Scheme (Special FMS)

(iii)     62 new items have been added to Market Linked Focus Product Scheme (MLFPS)

(iv)     102 new items have been added to the Focus Product Scheme (FPS) list.

(v)       Simplification of Procedures: Telegraphic Release Advice (TRA).

(vi)     2% Interest Subvention Scheme was earlier available only to Handloom, Handicrafts, SMEs and Carpets. In June, 2012, it had been extended to labour intensive sectors, namely, toys, sports goods, process agricultural products and readymade garments, in addition to the four sectors benefiting from the scheme earlier.

(vii)     Further, the scheme has been widened to include 134 sub-sectors of Engineering Sector w.e.f. 1st January, 2013. The validity of the scheme has been extended till March 31, 2014.

Annexue I

               

India trade with Countries having negative grwth in respect of total trade (VALUE in Million USD)

 

2011_12(apr-dec)

2012_13(apr-dec)

 

COUNTRY

Export

Import

Total Trade

Export

Import

Total Trade

Grwth %

CHINA P RP

12979.39

44812.20

57791.59

9716.95

41203.04

50919.99

-11.89

SWITZERLAND

783.61

23667.87

24451.48

862.11

20064.28

20926.39

-14.42

SINGAPORE

12700.59

6564.39

19264.97

10530.78

5732.11

16262.89

-15.58

GERMANY

5976.25

12217.04

18193.29

5189.76

10881.35

16071.11

-11.66

INDONESIA

4441.26

11325.52

15766.78

3830.53

10645.85

14476.38

-8.18

HONG KONG

9350.85

8701.40

18052.25

8563.61

5680.89

14244.49

-21.09

NIGERIA

1967.83

10842.65

12810.49

2082.22

10141.82

12224.04

-4.58

BELGIUM

5334.07

7736.39

13070.46

3761.69

7539.04

11300.74

-13.54

U K

6530.25

6010.66

12540.90

6192.80

5036.58

11229.38

-10.46

AUSTRALIA

1647.13

11094.09

12741.21

1857.88

8971.67

10829.55

-15.00

SOUTH AFRICA

3479.46

7640.14

11119.59

3710.78

5707.60

9418.38

-15.30

ITALY

3706.24

4172.48

7878.73

3129.95

3909.64

7039.60

-10.65

TAIWAN

2596.54

4128.87

6725.41

2188.10

3292.14

5480.23

-18.51

ISRAEL

2906.59

1893.09

4799.68

2676.40

1718.66

4395.06

-8.43

SPAIN

2170.87

1398.03

3568.90

2076.35

1361.71

3438.05

-3.67

CANADA

1474.30

2262.84

3737.13

1462.61

1930.64

3393.25

-9.20

SRI LANKA DSR

3244.24

587.14

3831.38

2737.07

528.53

3265.61

-14.77

OMAN

798.26

2939.49

3737.75

1897.61

1356.19

3253.80

-12.95

SWEDEN

609.96

1530.92

2140.88

487.48

1355.97

1843.46

-13.89

JORDAN

562.59

1091.31

1653.91

755.23

710.76

1465.99

-11.36

MOROCCO

270.89

1319.18

1590.07

310.79

1108.39

1419.17

-10.75

ALGERIA

625.01

1616.00

2241.01

803.22

490.72

1293.94

-42.26

FINLAND

225.26

1494.79

1720.06

224.16

816.84

1041.00

-39.48

MAURITIUS

1020.56

30.87

1051.42

983.78

23.44

1007.22

-4.20

AUSTRIA

255.44

820.86

1076.29

232.11

753.45

985.56

-8.43

NORWAY

267.69

709.19

976.88

173.93

780.69

954.62

-2.28

DENMARK

559.91

478.09

1038.00

512.13

394.61

906.74

-12.65

NEW ZEALAND

189.26

612.39

801.65

241.48

547.47

788.95

-1.58

GHANA

594.30

358.12

952.43

545.00

233.31

778.32

-18.28

BRUNEI

889.42

615.14

1504.56

27.10

749.12

776.21

-48.41

CZECH REPUBLIC

201.25

528.73

729.98

187.61

515.93

703.54

-3.62

SUDAN

572.15

364.32

936.47

590.25

106.33

696.58

-25.62

PORTUGAL

398.63

243.77

642.40

363.18

276.93

640.12

-0.36

BENIN

530.36

265.41

795.77

308.84

234.81

543.65

-31.68

AFGHANISTAN TIS

381.07

82.14

463.21

345.65

99.59

445.24

-3.88

ROMANIA

207.74

310.23

517.97

203.23

238.53

441.77

-14.71

HUNGARY

231.21

327.61

558.83

242.31

196.92

439.23

-21.40

TOGO

254.10

95.30

349.41

190.29

148.03

338.32

-3.17

MALTA

823.06

31.88

854.93

271.85

29.23

301.08

-64.78

SYRIA

404.64

91.09

495.73

218.78

79.03

297.81

-39.92

GREECE

639.46

94.97

734.43

207.49

85.50

292.99

-60.11

PANAMA REPUBLIC

165.10

158.04

323.14

184.56

107.04

291.60

-9.76

BHUTAN

165.30

146.93

312.23

162.37

126.70

289.07

-7.42

DJIBOUTI

347.13

1.36

348.48

265.11

3.05

268.16

-23.05

LATVIA

71.59

127.37

198.96

75.61

59.09

134.70

-32.30

GEORGIA

93.82

52.03

145.85

88.80

45.72

134.52

-7.77

URUGUAY

111.86

25.15

137.01

109.13

22.93

132.06

-3.61

LITHUANIA

72.99

197.15

270.14

91.25

40.72

131.97

-51.15

GUINEA BISSAU

5.94

289.54

295.48

4.99

113.52

118.51

-59.89

UZBEKISTAN

68.85

48.94

117.79

88.93

21.27

110.21

-6.44

CROATIA

88.80

25.10

113.90

87.83

15.73

103.56

-9.07

MALDIVES

93.70

17.44

111.14

92.56

5.12

97.68

-12.11

PUERTO RICO

75.39

23.58

98.97

78.53

17.65

96.18

-2.82

BURKINA FASO

62.77

18.15

80.92

57.30

12.95

70.25

-13.19

MALI

65.06

4.29

69.35

46.05

23.23

69.28

-0.10

GAMBIA

47.28

39.10

86.38

40.16

25.77

65.93

-23.67

TRINIDAD

58.45

203.68

262.13

58.66

3.53

62.19

-76.28

NETHERLANDANTIL

31.60

49.97

81.57

47.32

11.46

58.78

-27.94

REUNION

36.30

22.42

58.72

36.34

20.29

56.64

-3.55

CYPRUS

38.90

22.69

61.60

40.49

15.45

55.94

-9.18

PAPUA N GNA

27.66

118.48

146.14

22.48

30.82

53.30

-63.53

LUXEMBOURG

6.83

48.41

55.24

6.19

44.07

50.26

-9.01

NAMIBIA

48.83

8.57

57.40

41.33

6.57

47.91

-16.54

ALBANIA

9.16

92.54

101.70

13.31

30.01

43.32

-57.40

MAURITANIA

35.15

2.05

37.20

29.10

5.51

34.61

-6.95

MONGOLIA

14.77

21.52

36.29

21.97

12.15

34.13

-5.96

ARMENIA

25.99

5.45

31.44

29.96

1.16

31.12

-1.01

CUBA

28.39

3.21

31.60

26.76

2.95

29.71

-5.97

NEW CALEDONIA

37.33

7.17

44.50

10.18

18.35

28.53

-35.88

SEYCHELLES

25.78

1.73

27.51

22.07

1.67

23.74

-13.70

ICELAND

27.23

4.07

31.30

19.45

1.74

21.19

-32.29

CHAD

30.66

0.15

30.81

15.63

5.47

21.10

-31.51

GUYANA

17.39

7.65

25.04

16.94

4.03

20.97

-16.26

BELIZE

19.46

0.09

19.55

17.85

0.17

18.02

-7.82

LESOTHO

16.15

2.18

18.34

12.96

2.84

15.80

-13.81

SOLOMON IS

0.75

14.70

15.45

0.83

12.57

13.40

-13.29

GUADELOUPE

5.40

1.21

6.61

5.19

0.32

5.51

-16.68

BARBADOS

5.64

0.77

6.41

5.40

0.08

5.48

-14.48

MARTINIQUE

4.70

0.00

4.70

4.25

0.04

4.29

-8.76

MONACO

0.28

2.45

2.73

0.68

1.68

2.35

-13.90

ARUBA

2.27

0.03

2.31

2.13

0.12

2.25

-2.36

DOMINICA

2.00

0.22

2.21

1.52

0.39

1.91

-13.97

EAST TIMOR

4.22

22.08

26.30

1.55

0.10

1.65

-93.74

MACAO

1.26

0.42

1.68

0.84

0.63

1.46

-12.76

FR GUIANA

1.45

106.46

107.90

0.83

0.53

1.37

-98.73

FR POLYNESIA

11.49

0.02

11.51

1.35

0.01

1.36

-88.21

SAMOA

1.70

0.06

1.76

0.91

0.31

1.22

-30.24

FALKLAND IS

0.58

2.35

2.93

0.00

1.10

1.10

-62.34

ST LUCIA

0.86

0.26

1.13

0.77

0.31

1.08

-4.74

BR VIRGN IS

0.91

0.33

1.24

0.40

0.53

0.93

-25.17

GUAM

1.27

0.01

1.28

0.70

0.00

0.70

-45.57

GRENADA

0.75

0.00

0.75

0.66

0.00

0.66

-12.19

AMERI SAMOA

2.03

1.25

3.28

0.14

0.46

0.60

-81.55

ST KITT N A

0.57

0.09

0.67

0.54

0.00

0.54

-19.65

PANAMA C Z

0.29

58.60

58.89

0.38

0.00

0.38

-99.36

CAYMAN IS

0.92

0.00

0.92

0.27

0.00

0.27

-70.23

ST VINCENT

0.24

0.00

0.24

0.23

0.00

0.23

-4.83

GIBRALTAR

221.64

0.06

221.70

0.22

0.00

0.22

-99.90

ANTARTICA

0.06

0.85

0.91

0.17

0.00

0.17

-81.33

MICRONESIA

0.20

 

0.20

0.17

0.00

0.17

-14.58

ANDORRA

0.24

0.03

0.27

0.09

0.02

0.11

-59.44

COCOS IS

0.74

0.03

0.77

0.05

0.00

0.05

-93.55

MONTSERRAT

0.28

0.00

0.28

0.04

0.00

0.04

-86.33

COOK IS

0.06

0.03

0.10

0.03

0.00

0.03

-67.41

ANGUILLA

0.12

0.14

0.26

0.03

0.00

0.03

-88.03

PITCAIRN IS.

0.06

 

0.06

0.01

0.00

0.01

-86.92

PACIFIC IS

35.02

0.01

35.03

0.01

0.00

0.01

-99.98

SAHARWI A.DM RP

0.16

 

0.16

0.00

0.00

0.00

-97.60

NEUTRAL ZONE

0.16

 

0.16

0.00

0.00

0.00

-100.00

WALLIS F IS

0.10

0.00

0.10

0.00

0.00

0.00

--100.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

Source: DGCI&S

This information was given by the Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Dr. D. Purandeswari in written reply to a question in Rajya Sabha today.

DS/RK

(Release ID :92633)

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