Business enthusiasti... • 3m
Every coin has two sides same as every war has two sides -First it’s going to win over the other country (In this case it is India ) -Second which is just paying the price for the win Certainly, the potential impacts of a conflict between India and Pakistan on businesses: 1. Supply Chain Delays – Disruptions to trade and logistics, especially in manufacturing and textiles. 2. Investor Uncertainty – Reduced foreign investment due to instability. 3. Currency Volatility – A weaker rupee could increase import costs. 4. Rising Energy Costs – Global oil price spikes may raise business expenses. 5. Sectoral Impact – Tourism may decline, while defense may grow. 6. Demand-Supply Imbalance – Shortages of goods could lead to price hikes. Jai hind Follow for more Only buziness
Tech guy with a busi... • 20d
Boeing: Faced early losses as China hit back with tariffs, but bounced back on major global orders (Qatar, UK) and stronger export support. Despite policy-driven volatility, long-term momentum stayed positive. Caterpillar: Crushed by China’s 34% impo
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&OTHERS • 10m
Hey Everyone I'm here with my idea. Problem Statement :- So As we know the supplies and supply chain market are acquired by the many local vendors and restaurants, Hotels and Caterers doesn't have a time or expense to directly deal with the manufact
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