India
is the third largest importer of Crude Petroleum and Gold after China and the
United States of America. A large number of Crude petroleum and Gold India
imports from diverse regions of the globe. According to the most recent report
of Indian imports data, India
majorly imports petrol from Saudi Arabia and Iraq and Gold from Switzerland and
the United Arab Emirates.
India’s Crude Petroleum imports
Crude
petroleum is the most imported and demanded product in India and the world.
Most recently India imported Crude petroleum worth of US $89.3 Billion Dollars
which accounted for approximately 25% of total Indian imports. Saudi Arabia is
the largest exporter of Crude Petroleum (21% percent of imports) to India. The
second largest petrol import trading partner of India is Iraq (16%), followed
by Nigeria (13%), Venezuela (9%), United Arab Emirates (8.8%), Kuwait (6.4%),
Iran (5.8%), Angola (4.2%), Qatar (1.9%), Brazil (1.7%) and many more.
India’s Gold imports
With
the reference of Indian imports data,
around half of the Indian Gold imports (54%) is held by Switzerland. After that
United Arab Emirates holds the second position in the list of top exporters of
Gold to India which accounted for 11% of total Indian imports of Gold. The
third largest exporter of Gold to India is Ghana (8.5%), followed by the United
States of America (7.0%), South America (5.1%), Australia (3.4%), Tanzania
(1.5%), Dominican Republic (1.4%) and many more.
This
detailed information can only be obtained from high quality and updated
importers data of India, There are lots of Indian traders who need this data to
gain profits in their business. With the help of these detailed reports,
traders can easily know about their competitors in the market, their recent
trade, product’s description, address & phone number and number of items
they imported with price and applied custom duty on their imported commodities.
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