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Rohan Saha

complicated Investor • 1d

No doubt, India conducts 17% of its exports to the USA, but it is very important for us to know that India is gradually diversifying its exports. Therefore, our market does not face as much risk from USA tariffs as others, like China. On the contrary, we have an advantage since the rest of the world is looking for alternatives to the USA. If we can tap into those markets, it will be beneficial. Additionally, I believe that in the coming times, India's exports to China will increase even more.

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 1d

India isn't as safe as you’re suggesting. Look closer. US has been one of our biggest trading partners, and any major tariffs or restrictions from them will absolutely impact our economy. Diversification takes time, and we’re still very dependent on Western markets, particularly in IT and pharmaceuticals..

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Anonymous 3

Hey I am on Medial • 1d

You think India’s exports to China will increase? Bro, China sees India as a geopolitical rival, not a trade partner. They will never let Indian products flood their market, especially when they have their own alternatives. If anything, China will block more Indian imports, not increase them!!

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1d

This is exactly why India is playing the long game. While China is struggling with supply chain issues and the USA is getting increasingly protectionist, India is positioning itself as the next big global supplier. If we strengthen our manufacturing base and improve logistics, we could replace China in several key industries

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