卢比兑美元汇率从历史低点回升75派萨，收于88.06。印度卢比大幅回升，兑美元上涨75派萨。这一激增是由印度储备银行可能的干预和国内股市的强劲表现推动的。

Rupee recovers 75 paise from all-time low to close at 88.06 against US dollar.The Indian Rupee saw a significant recovery, gaining 75 paise against the US Dollar. This surge was driven by likely Reserve Bank of India intervention and a strong performance in domestic stock markets.

2025年9月，印度出口同比增长5.2%，达到363.8亿美元，8月份小幅增长1.1%，徘徊在9个月低点附近。近几个月的缓慢增长可能受到美印贸易协议延迟的影响。由于美国约占印度商品出口的20%，双边贸易势头的任何放缓都可能继续对出口造成压力。

India’s exports grew 5.2% year-over-year to USD 36.38 billion in September 2025, following a modest 1.1% increase in August and hovering near a nine-month low. The sluggish growth in recent months was likely influenced by delays in the US-India trade deal. With the US accounting for roughly 20% of India’s goods exports, any slowdown in bilateral trade momentum could continue to weigh on outbound shipments.

2025年9月，印度的进口额同比增长23.8%，达到685.3亿美元，为历史第二高水平，其中黄金进口量居首，尽管价格创历史新高，但黄金进口量环比几乎翻了一番。受节日前黄金需求强劲、能源需求强劲以及对电子产品和资本货物的持续依赖的支撑，进口预计将在短期内保持高位。

India’s imports jumped 23.8% year-on-year to USD 68.53 billion in September 2025, the second-highest level on record, led by gold imports, which nearly doubled month-on-month despite record-high prices. Imports are expected to stay elevated in the near term, supported by strong gold demand ahead of the festive season, robust energy needs, and continued reliance on electronics and capital goods.

根据初步估计，2025年9月，印度的商品贸易逆差从一年前的208亿美元激增至321.5亿美元。这一差距的扩大是自2024年11月创纪录的赤字以来最大的，其原因是进口额增长了23.8%，达到685.3亿美元，主要是由于黄金进口，尽管价格创下历史新高，但黄金进口额仍环比增长近一倍。出口小幅增长5.2%，至363.8亿美元，可能受到美印贸易协议延迟的影响，因为美国约占印度商品出口的20%。展望未来，由于黄金进口强劲、能源需求强劲以及对电子产品和资本货物进口的持续依赖，贸易逆差预计将保持高位。

India’s merchandise trade deficit surged to USD 32.15 billion in September 2025, up from USD 20.8 billion a year earlier, according to flash estimates. The widening gap—the largest since the record deficit in November 2024—was driven by a 23.8% jump in imports to USD 68.53 billion, primarily fueled by gold imports, which nearly doubled month-on-month despite record-high prices. Exports rose more modestly by 5.2% to USD 36.38 billion, likely weighed down by delays in the US-India trade deal as the US accounts for roughly 20% of India’s goods exports. Looking ahead, the trade deficit is expected to remain elevated due to strong gold imports, firm energy demand, and continued reliance on electronics and capital goods imports.