How India can steal China’s lunch in Trump’s trade war

How India can steal China’s lunch in Trump’s trade war

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Can India become Apple’s next China?

In today’s Finshots we tell you why Apple is looking to expand in India and how it’s a narrative of the changing global trade.The Story50%!That’s the number analysts say India could eventually meet in supplying the world's iPhones. And that’s a big leap from 2017, when India barely featured in Apple’s global production map.To understand this shift, let’s take it from the top.When trade wars heat up, Apple could just bring iPhone production to th…

Chinese Goods Influx In India Due To US-China War Triggers Traders for Quality Control Order - The Canadian Media

#China imports # anti-dumping duties # US Tariffs # Indian manufacturing # Quality Control Order New Delhi-IBNS-CMEDIA: The ongoing US-China trade war has triggered a spike in Chinese goods entering India, prompting domestic industries to urge the government to impose anti-dumping duties, according to a Business Standard report. While the exact volume of imports from China remains unclear, the newspaper said the US tariff measures announced by P…

India Becomes First Major Market To Erase Trade War Losses, Emerges As Global Safe Haven

Indian stock markets have bounced back from the global tariff tremors, becoming the first major market in the world to erase all the losses triggered by US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement earlier this month. The NSE Nifty 50 index surged by 2.4% in Tuesday’s session, reclaiming its April 2 levels — the day Trump signed the executive order imposing fresh tariffs on US trading partners. The rally came as trading resumed in …

How US-China Trade War and Trump's Tariffs Are Impacting India's Currency

The rupee rallied by 64 paise, reaching ₹86.10 per dollar: The impact of trump’s tariffs and the US-China trade war on India’s currency The US-China trade war, fueled by President Donald Trump’s tariffs, has sent shockwaves through the global economy. Although India is not directly involved in this trade conflict, the effects have rippled across its markets. One of the most prominent areas affected is the Indian rupee. The rupee, like other curr…

Even when India was looking at the barrel of a 27 percent tariff over most of its exports to the United States, business executives and government officials saw an advantage. India’s biggest economic rival, China, and its smaller competitors like Vietnam faced even more. India has been pushing in recent years to become a manufacturing alternative to China, and it seemed that it had suddenly gained an advantage. Then, India and its smaller rivals…