India's exports to ASEAN rose 61.6% in Q2 2026 to US$14.6bn, with Singapore up 101.2% and Malaysia up 75.2%. Analysts say most of the jump comes from petroleum products such as diesel and jet fuel, and excluding those lines the growth was about 27.4%. Most Indian exports did not use AITIGA tariff benefits because ASEAN tariffs were already at or near 0%. The AITIGA review, which missed its 2025 deadline, is still under negotiation. For a Thai SME, this is background on regional trade and fuel-driven price swings, with no immediate action needed.