"The level of distrust is so high between India and China, I don't think there's any likelihood that these companies are not closely watched by the government," said the report, citing Ashutosh Sharma, research director at market researcher Forrester. Sharma further pointed out that cross-bord...
seaports, power grids, and telecommunications may not be fully accessible. The government is upgrading these under PM GatiShakti, a national master plan to upgrade India’s infrastructure. You should consider referring to a local provider or opt to approach an SEZ that caters to ...
In sharp contrast, the share of global GDP taken by Russia's erstwhile peers, China and India, has risen spectacularly. China and Russia together are expected to account for not far short of 25% of global GDP by 2030. Whereas Russia's contribution may be as low as 2% due to an excepti...
Norway's debt-to-GDP ratio is at a relatively low level compared to other nations. Find out how Norway manages their dept and income health.
we saw China and Asia starting to take off and GDP per capita rise. This is an important factor in this whole run-up that I would characterize as the Love Trade. A strong correlation is rising GDP per capita, and in China, India and the Middle East, they buy gold and many gifts of...
The government in Ahmedabad, India, developed South Asia’s first heat action plan in 2013.37 The plan had three components: an emphasis on increased public awareness through billboards, digital marketing, and partnerships with local organizations; the development of an early-warning system with a...
the market itself provided plenty of reason to dive in. A pandemic-induced downturn proved short-lived. Impressive GDP numbers and a sense domestically that India's economic rise is unstoppable have added to the euphoria. In January India's stock market became the fourth-largest globally, after...
Learn about the Indian's government's efforts to promote greater ease of doing business in India, making it a good option besides China!
A GDP comparison using the IMF's January 2024 projections shows that from 2019 to 2023, China grew by 20.1 percent, India by 17.5 percent, Brazil by 7.7 percent, Russia by 3.7 percent and South Africa by 0.9 percent. The outperformance by China immediately shows why it is extremely misleadin...