India's exports to China dipped by 9.44 per cent to USD 1.05 billion, while imports rose by 13.05 per cent to USD 10.28 billion in July, according to the commerce ministry data. Cumulatively, during April-July this fiscal, exports to the neighbouring country also dipped by 4.54 per cent to USD 4.8 billion, while imports grew 9.66 per cent to USD 35.85 billion, leaving a trade deficit of USD 31.31 billion, the data showed. The country's exports also contracted to the UK, Germany, South Africa, Malaysia, France, Italy, Australia, Nepal, Brazil, Belgium, Turkey, and Indonesia during the month. However, the outbound shipments recorded growth in the US, UAE, the Netherlands, Singapore, Saudi Arabia, Bangladesh, and Mexico in July. According to the data, India's exports to the US rose 3.15 per cent to USD 6.55 billion, while imports increased by 1.43 per cent to USD 3.71 billion in July. Cumulatively, during April-July 2024-25, exports to the US increased 9 per cent to USD 27.44 billion