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[ARMalik]

From the Failed Marshal who kissed the ring in a secret meeting.

Piss off indian - stay with the topic.

 

[Taimoor]

Now that the trade deal is off, India can get back to bombing Pakistan.

Thats ok, India will continue to bomb Pakistan if they indulge in Terrorism, No country needs to acknowledge and Pakistan can as always claim victory.

Scrap metal industry in India will be joyful.

 

[Taimoor]

Bad news for some tigers here.

Sensex rebounds 500 points from day’s low; what underpins market sentiment amid Trump’s 25% tariff shock? | Stock Market News

The Indian stock market remained volatile on July 31, with the Sensex and Nifty 50 rebounding from the day’s lows but eventually ending in the red. Trump’s 25% tariffs were the key reason behind the market decline.

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Sensex rebounds over 1,100 points from day’s low; why is Indian stock market rising despite Trump’s 25% tariff shock?

Artificial pumping? we got plenty of establishment touts aka traders in Pakistan who pump the stock market when it is required to be "seen".

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

India have to thank USA for last 25 years of GDP growth. And now you will behave like a petulant child and protect your dairy sector? Lmao

Have you seen your trade deficit with USA? All your IT coolies survive on USA handouts.

How did population of Indians in USA increase to over 4 million?

All US ask is stop buying Russian/Iran oil. And fair market access. India will bow down soon.

 

[Hayabusa]

Now that the trade deal is off, India can get back to bombing Pakistan.

Thats ok, India will continue to bomb Pakistan if they indulge in Terrorism, No country needs to acknowledge and Pakistan can as always claim victory.

Sure. Continue to bomb Pakistan and lose 1 billion dollars worth of planes! Definitely worth it!

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Real handouts come with IMF logos and begging bowls, not trade deals and services exports. But I wouldn't expect you to know the difference.

You make nothing that USA need. Your low tech IT outsourcing and call centers could be replaced by any other 3rd world country with some US insurance.

You think you are working in free market, now you will be shown your real auqaat and make a deal to reduce trade deficit.

 

[Windjammer]

From the Failed Marshal who kissed the ring in a secret meeting.

We know Pakistan lives rent free in every Bakhtoras head however suck this for now .

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[Vkdindian1]

Artificial pumping? we got plenty of establishment touts aka traders in Pakistan who pump the stock market when it is required to be "seen".

The size of Indian markets is such that, this kind of pumping isn’t feasible.
Stock market performance doesn’t benefit Indian government in any way. In the past its policies led to sharp drop in equities but Modi and co didn’t pay any heed to hue and cry raised by the investors. This is probably, it doesn’t have any structural impact on the economy.

The markets didn’t react as expected by many observers, since many of the factors were already discounted. Then came the list of items not taxed or taxed at lower rates. Then there are famous “U” turns by our dear Trump. Hence the sentiment remained neutral.

All in all, it isn’t likely to cause monumental damage claimed by many members.

 

[Skukuza]

Never seen him go after someone like this, not even Putin or Zelensky!

You clearly are unaware of world politics then. This POTUS has hammered Southern Africa much worse. India ought to show him their middle finger and just wait his exit

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

India first need to correct its GDP by abandoning Modi formula implemented post 2015. Once you have realistic picture of your economy, only then you can improve it.

$1 trillion over estimation, on paper GDP which world is taking in to account.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

In 2019, the U.S. revoked India's GSP status — a move that was part of Trump’s broader strategy of using trade and tariffs as political weapons.

For Trump, these weren’t just economic tools. They were part of a much larger political and strategic playbook — aimed at forcing countries like Canada, India, and others to align more closely with U.S. interests, even if it meant bending to American dominance.

Personally, I believe that if the U.S. continues playing this kind of "trade dirty game," India won't budge even an inch. It will keep its independent foreign policy, especially in maintaining strong ties with Russia.

And in the end, the U.S. may eventually come around — offering its own exemptions and solutions once it realizes that pressure tactics don’t always work.

 

[SoulSpokesman]

@hydrabadi_arab

Excellent analysis of IND's GDP. You have authored this?

Regards

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

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India first need to correct its GDP by abandoning Modi formula implemented post 2015. Once you have realistic picture of your economy, only then you can improve it.

$1 trillion over estimation, on paper GDP which world is taking in to account.

So, is 6.2% growth considered bad to you?
And if you're accusing Modi of manipulating data — what guarantee is there that China or other countries aren't doing the same?

People naturally expect higher growth and work toward achieving it. That doesn’t mean every number is fake just because it doesn’t meet someone’s expectations.

 

[Vkdindian1]

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India first need to correct its GDP by abandoning Modi formula implemented post 2015. Once you have realistic picture of your economy, only then you can improve it.

$1 trillion over estimation, on paper GDP which world is taking in to account.

What is the source of this table?

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

In 2019, the U.S. revoked India's GSP status — a move that was part of Trump’s broader strategy of using trade and tariffs as political weapons.

For Trump, these weren’t just economic tools. They were part of a much larger political and strategic playbook — aimed at forcing countries like Canada, India, and others to align more closely with U.S. interests, even if it meant bending to American dominance.

Personally, I believe that if the U.S. continues playing this kind of "trade dirty game," India won't budge even an inch. It will keep its independent foreign policy, especially in maintaining strong ties with Russia.

And in the end, the U.S. may eventually come around — offering its own exemptions and solutions once it realizes that pressure tactics don’t always work.

Whole world is not revolving around India dude