Indian Economy

I agree with this. India should have strict control on options and algorithmic trading. Even in China, DeepSeek came of a algorithmic trading company because Chnese govt. heavily started cracking down on what kind of trading can be done, causing the firm to pivot to LLM as they anyways had some top AI and Maths guys.


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That means we need to raise tariffs against Chinese goods and APIs and find a way to lower the cost of productions of APIs in India by making larger bulk orders.

Some of the problems with API's include need a lot of water and produce a lot of waste. Right now it's also about the capacity as well.

This is not some thing that can fixed in the short term or near term. It will need lot of capital, resources and technology for prolonged period to become competitive with Chinese ones.

Raising tariffs will hurt Indian pharma, immensely.
 
I don't think shrinking goods trade is a good thing at all.
Falling petroleum prices. Non petroleum export growth is more than decent.

Some of it is due to falling price of Oil, but even adjusting for that, if you see the full report, merchandise exports are flat.

Patently false. We were having this exact discussion about a month back, non petroleum exports were growing at impressive pace FYTD (till January, 2025). Yet to analyze February data but one month should not alter the trend too much.
 
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is there any truth in this or fear mongering?


I wouldn't take an economy piece from a generalist paper, that seriously. If there are layoffs happening due to A.I then it would become clear after like 1-2 quarters, it feels like just regular layoffs that happen periodically and everyone freaks-out.

Although bangalore itself might be losing some IT investment to places like Hyderabad and Gurgaon.
 
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I wouldn't take an economy piece from a generalist paper, that seriously. If there are layoffs happening due to A.I then it would become clear after like 1-2 quarters, it feels like just regular layoffs that happen periodically and everyone freaks-out.

Although bangalore itself might be losing some IT investment to places like Hyderabad and Gurgaon.

Bangalore has got highest grade A office absorption in the country. Many MNC's are setting up their GCCs here. It has even accelerated in the last 2 years. SAP used to have a presence in Bangalore East now they have built another campus of their own in Bangalore North near airport to create 10,000 jobs while cutting jobs outside of India. Even Boeing has opened their new campus. Recently Collins Aerospace opened their new campus. Job cuts might be true outside of India. In India although hiring might have come down, job cuts aren't happening since the outsourcing has become far more aggressive. Google is building their new campus in Bhagya Nagar. Amazon already has a campus there now they are moving to a new campus in Bangalore from their old campus.
 
Bangalore has got highest grade A office absorption in the country. Many MNC's are setting up their GCCs here. It has even accelerated in the last 2 years. SAP used to have a presence in Bangalore East now they have built another campus of their own in Bangalore North near airport to create 10,000 jobs while cutting jobs outside of India. Even Boeing has opened their new campus. Recently Collins Aerospace opened their new campus. Job cuts might be true outside of India. In India although hiring might have come down, job cuts aren't happening since the outsourcing has become far more aggressive. Google is building their new campus in Bhagya Nagar. Amazon already has a campus there now they are moving to a new campus in Bangalore from their old campus.
BJP needs to come back in 2028, to speed up infra projects.
 

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