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India records a current account surplus of approximately $13.5 billion during the January-March quarter.

In Q4 of 2024-25, a significant improvement in performance successfully eliminated a $11.3 billion (1.1% of GDP) current account deficit from the previous quarter.

India Records a Current Account Surplus of $13.5 Billion during the January-March Quarter
India Records a Current Account Surplus of $13.5 Billion during the January-March Quarter

India records a current account surplus of approximately $13.5 billion during the January-March quarter.

India Dominates with Whopping Current Account Surplus, Shattering Deficit!

Hey there! You won't believe India's latest financial triumph—the country declared a whopping $13.5 billion current account surplus during the fourth quarter (Jan-Mar) of the 2024-25 financial year! That's a jaw-dropping 1.3% of the country's GDP. Juicy details ahead!

The substantial current account surplus could potentially open up new investment opportunities for businesses, contributing to further growth in India's economy. This impressive financial achievement in investing is a testament to the robustness of India's finance sector.

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