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The agreement sets a $100 billion trade target for the allies by 2025, according to Russia’s presidential aide, Maxim Oreshkin. The unilateral trade target was reportedly India-Russia trade surged 8.6% to $64.5 billion in 2025, with Russia ranking as India’s second-largest supplier, trailing only China. A major shift in global trade is unfolding Russia and India agreed to continue joint efforts aimed at ensuring continuity and consolidation of BRICS cooperation, seamless integration of new members in BRICS, and Discover how the 16th BRICS Summit 2025 is set to boost India-Russia bilateral trade, with the total trade volume in 2025 hitting $71.12 billion based on bilateral trade India and Russia have agreed to increase bilateral trade to over USD 100 billion by 2025. This decision was made during the 22nd Annual Bilateral Summit between India and Russia deepen trade and energy ties in BRICS while navigating challenges from China’s influence and evolving global power dynamics. India and Russia agreed to increase bilateral trade to $100 billion dollars by 2025, including the use of national currencies to circumvent Western sanctions, as Prime India announced a breakthrough in negotiations to resolve the dispute on Monday when the foreign ministry said an “agreement has been arrived at on patrolling India and Russia have set an ambitious target of $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2025, with an eye on a free trade pact and to strengthen energy ties through investment

BRICS Trade Powerhouse: India and Russia Forge Major Trade Deal Targeting $100 Billion by 2025

A major shift in global trade is unfolding as India and Russia deepen trade and energy ties in BRICS while navigating challenges from China’s influence and evolving global power dynamics. India and Russia have set an ambitious target of $100 billion in bilateral trade by 2025, with an eye on a free trade pact and to strengthen energy ties through investment.

$100 Billion Trade Target: A BRICS Ambition Realized?

India and Russia agreed to increase bilateral trade to over USD 100 billion by 2025. This decision was made during the 22nd Annual Bilateral Summit between India and Russia. The agreement sets a $100 billion trade target for the allies by 2025, according to Russia’s presidential aide, Maxim Oreshkin.

India-Russia Trade Surges, Driven by BRICS Cooperation

The unilateral trade target was reportedly India-Russia trade surged 8.6% to $64.5 billion in 2025, with Russia ranking as India’s second-largest supplier, trailing only China. Discover how the 16th BRICS Summit 2025 is set to boost India-Russia bilateral trade, with the total trade volume in 2025 hitting $71.12 billion based on bilateral trade.

BRICS Summit 2025: A Catalyst for Enhanced India-Russia Trade

India and Russia agreed to continue joint efforts aimed at ensuring continuity and consolidation of BRICS cooperation, seamless integration of new members in BRICS, and this collaboration promises to further fuel economic growth and cooperation between the two nations.

Navigating Challenges: National Currencies and Western Sanctions

India and Russia agreed to increase bilateral trade to $100 billion dollars by 2025, including the use of national currencies to circumvent Western sanctions, as Prime India announced a breakthrough in negotiations to resolve the dispute on Monday when the foreign ministry said an “agreement has been arrived at on patrolling.