The widening in India’s goods trade deficit in March came on the back of a surge in monthly gold imports to its highest on record. But this was driven in part by one-off factors. Looking ahead, we expect gold import values to remain contained over the coming months, which should ensure that the returning current account deficit remains in check.
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