Indian Economy

Azaad said:
m.economictimes.com

'China will add two Indias by the time we reach $5 trillion economy: Entrepreneur sparks dragon vs elephant debate

India is projected to achieve a record GDP addition of $383 billion in 2025 despite currently growing at 6-8% per annum. In contrast, China, with its history of double-digit growth, is set to add $1.26 trillion to its economy during the same period.
m.economictimes.com m.economictimes.com

Loudmouth from LSE has spoken enough to prove there's no co relation between chasing a degree & literacy even if the chase occured in as prestigious an institute as the LSE.
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This kind of inbred maggot is content source of ET article.


View: https://x.com/ajaykoshy291993/status/1903769468029022435

View: https://x.com/ajaykoshy291993/status/1903771306509652382
 
vin pahadi (kumauni) said:
why is here no discussion about oil reserves found in balliya UP? i thought it was fake news, like Pakistan case ЁЯШВ. but it is legit.

View: https://youtu.be/QyxtGUVfO1o?si=arWCTUjC90hONkWm
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we dont talk about it as much as Pakeez do, cos this would be a blip in our economy or at the max, a topping. our growth is dependent on our own citizens work/value add instead of finding something under our feet and selling the reserves while we sit and rent seek.

for pakeez, heh... even if that is found, it will only be the gernails who would enjoy their lives further.
 
vin pahadi (kumauni) said:
why is here no discussion about oil reserves found in balliya UP? i thought it was fake news, like Pakistan case ЁЯШВ. but it is legit.

View: https://youtu.be/QyxtGUVfO1o?si=arWCTUjC90hONkWm
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Because the way things are reported in India. This discovery was made way back in 2021 and not in 2025.

These are potential spots for Oil reserves which does not automatically means it is feasible to extract oil from them. Oil reserves were found in Bihar recently but were deemed to be infeasible or impractical for extraction as setting up oil rigs and total extraction cost were found to be much higher that total value of the reserves.

Also, it is not a small sport in Ballia rather the oil reserves are expected to be spread over a 300 miles area around Ballia.​
 
FalconSlayers said:

View: https://x.com/IndianTechGuide/status/1851866697608855835
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Land acquisition started for the 18 MTPA steel plant ($17 billion investment). It's a mega project.
economictimes.indiatimes.com

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel starts buying land to build plant in Andhra

ArcelorMittal Nippon Steel India has started acquiring land in Rajayapeta, Andhra Pradesh for a new 17.8 million tonne steel plant. The project, costing тВ╣1.40 lakh crore, will begin with an initial capacity of 7.3 million tonne, funded by тВ╣80,000 crore. This is the first major greenfield steel...
economictimes.indiatimes.com economictimes.indiatimes.com
 
ezsasa said:
apparently Trump WH is planning to devalue USD.
Mar-a-Lago accord , in the lines of Plaza accord

i am assuming, major (world order) economies will not be eager to get on with this program, they would lose some of their purchasing power.
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US Watch - Tariffs are not the endgame​



View: https://youtu.be/3YR5hvqAaIk

@crazywithmath @concard @Azaad @FalconSlayers @Anants et al
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What good would come of this? For the US specifically
 
sauntheninja said:
What good would come of this? For the US specifically
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Make American goods and services more competitive as they have and are still losing jobs to outsourcing. It will help reduce outsourcing, make american goods and services more globally competitive but will reduce the purchasing power of Americans for imported goods and services. So it's a double edged sword.
 
sauntheninja said:
What good would come of this? For the US specifically
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lower cost of capital.

all countries invest in U.S treasury bonds, in return US treasury gives annual returns in USD to foreign sovereign investors, this is USD outflow. with so much USD outflow, when murican domestic companies want capital they are having to borrow at higher cost because USD is flowing outwards. printers going brrrr is adding to the problem.

so Trump WH wants to stem USD outflow, one option they are giving is converting debt to 100 year bonds(what ever that means).

this is my understanding, subject to correction.
 
eastern_bhartiya said:
They are one of the if not the only economy in the world with deflation issue, japan's gdp in us terms also changes wildly because how yen is designed.

They have a shrinking population, but because most of their economy is service based and high value manufacturing, they don't see a decrease in quality of life.
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90% of Tokyo doesn't look like what they show in the fancy pictures and videos. It is riddled with narrow streets and chicken coop sized apartments which can hardly accommodate one single person.

Deflation and loss of demand/consumption have circular relationship, the two phenomena feed each other.

Japan accounted for around 70% of Asia's total GDP back in the 1980s, in 2025 it is about to get toppled by India. Japan's glory days are over. Japan's future is bleak. Japanese big businesses seem to have run out of ideas.
 
iNorthernerOn9 said:
Please read this... I think it's the best explanation on everything Trump is doing


View: https://x.com/riteshmjn/status/1898516957323993145?t=xfZWwMwlCyJMMPdVLCh50w&s=19
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If the goal is to onshore production and make american manufacturing competitive again, why stop unskilled immigration? Cheap labor often illegal immigrants keeps production costs low, which is key for competing with countries like China, Mexico, Vietnam. Raising blue-collar wages by restricting labor supply directly jacks up costs for factories. IsnтАЩt that shooting the plan in the foot? How do you rebuild an industrial base if your own policies make it pricier to produce at home? The whole thing feels like a mess to me.
 
FalconSlayers said:
Make American goods and services more competitive as they have and are still losing jobs to outsourcing. It will help reduce outsourcing, make american goods and services more globally competitive
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Will it though? Nations move up the value chain as they get richer, that is the natural order of things. Orange rapist is ignoring these long held beliefs and trying to impose his own worldview. Think of it this way, what exactly do the burgerboys gain by setting up RMG sweatshops and/or employing Excel sheet coolies?

ezsasa said:
apparently Trump WH is planning to devalue USD.
Mar-a-Lago accord , in the lines of Plaza accord

i am assuming, major (world order) economies will not be eager to get on with this program, they would lose some of their purchasing power.
======

US Watch - Tariffs are not the endgame​



View: https://youtu.be/3YR5hvqAaIk

@crazywithmath @concard @Azaad @FalconSlayers @Anants et al
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What do I even comment here, guy probably considers himself a King or something who can do no wrong. Are you aware how they have started going after the Biden era CHIPS act?

ezsasa said:
lower cost of capital.

all countries invest in U.S treasury bonds, in return US treasury gives annual returns in USD to foreign sovereign investors, this is USD outflow. with so much USD outflow, when murican domestic companies want capital they are having to borrow at higher cost because USD is flowing outwards. printers going brrrr is adding to the problem.

so Trump WH wants to stem USD outflow, one option they are giving is converting debt to 100 year bonds(what ever that means).

this is my understanding, subject to correction.
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It also helps them dictate global economic policies. Do you remember how they were exporting their dollar inflation worldwide only a few years back?
 
I want the American Empire to die. I know it will by the end of this century at the very least. They have gotten free lunch far too long from the world. But I didn't expect Trump to prepone the timeline before that. This moron threatens countries who wants to ditch the dollar and at the same time talks about devaluing it. Aren't these 2 things contradictory? Most countries want dollar assets because they are stable and don't devalue quickly. If you want your currency to be used for trade then you have to make compromises. You should allow other countries to buy your country's assets like stock, real estate, farmland and even debt. This also means you have to run trade deficits.

If Trump follows through with any of his stupid ideas, expect the days of American Empire to be numbered. The world can put up with his immigration BS, but devaluing US dollar which most countries are holding it in reserves is going to be a death knell for American economy slowly. I don't see any country including close allies agreeing to his stupid proposals. Let's see where it takes us with his buffoonery.
 
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