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Indian companies have a small opportunity to increase their exports. The way the USA is behaving right now, other countries are focusing a bit on diversified imports and exports. I think we should take advantage of this.

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

If the USA imposes extra tariffs on China, the price of gold will also increase. Has anyone thought about this? Because China produces the most gold in the world—around 12% of the world's gold comes from China.

India is facing current account deficit means in easy way the imports are more than exports that is effecting in Indian economy.Here is the list of most imported things and approx percentage Imports: 1. Petroleum: 25.88% 2. Electronics: 20.72% 3.

China and the USA are now in a trade war! And The Wall Street Journal has even calls it “the dumbest trade war in history!” So It all began when President Trump imposed higher tariffs on Chinese goods. The idea was that by raising the cost of impor

In the trade war between America and China, our condition is like that man..😬 How what?👇 The US yesterday imposed higher tariffs on imports of steel, solar modules, batteries and EVs from China. This made those Chinese things expensive in Ame

‼️China - India Latest Update . China has emerged as India's largest trading partner with $118.4 billion two-way commerce in 2023-24, slightly edging past the US, according to the data of economic think tank The Global Trade Research Initiative (GTR

What are your thoughts on the Disposable income of Indian consumers? will it increase or decrease in the coming 5 years?

India's gaming market is 94% mobile, 9% PC, and 4% console. Between 2017 and 2020, the size of the Indian mobile gaming market increased by 38%, while the US saw a 10% increase and China only saw 8%.

Bad News: Rupee falls to record low 83.60/$ Here are negative impacts of falling Rupee: 1) Increased Costs for Imports: Many Indian businesses rely on imported goods and raw materials. A weaker rupee means they will have to pay more for these impor