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[Musings]

Those were actual reserves discovered there — they weren’t destroyed. It was your kind’s slavery and cowardice that got them shut down. At that time, Pakistan had the opportunity to drill and use its own reserves, but under pressure from your foreign masters — India and the U.S. — these traitors stopped the drilling.

Imran Khan wasn’t even fully informed about the situation; otherwise, he would’ve never allowed it. This was a matter of national sovereignty, but people like you made decisions to serve their own interests and foreign agendas. The day Pakistan frees itself from these thieves and slaves, only then will we be able to use those reserves properly. Until then, your cowardice will keep eating this nation like termites.

@Pakistan Space Agency
When you bait and use offensive language - dont then report posts like this as its like the pot calling the kettle black. No i wont take action

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Whole world is not revolving around India dude

when i said that but its also true- they can't ignore india

 

[Guynextdoor]

TACO!

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so maufacturing of phones will contnue to move from China to India.

And IT exports of 150 billion a year also unaffected I believe?

 

[Pakistan Space Agency]

@Pakistan Space Agency
When you bait and use offensive language - dont then report posts like this as its like the pot calling the kettle black. No i wont take action

Bro, I don't go around calling people stupid, idiot, moron, pathetic, etc. I only like to give fancy titles to politicians and I doubt it very much if any politicians are anybody's dad here.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

@hydrabadi_arab

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

Regards

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[Guynextdoor]

Dixon Tech manufacturing actually went up by .3% in a falling market. I guess this explains a lot.

dixon tech share price - Google Search

 

[NGAD IS THE BEST]

when i said that but its also true- they can't ignore india

Because you're tool for them against China

 

[KingQamaR]

This is a fair tariff by Trump on Delhi. You Indians undercuts US routinely. So Trump is right to make you pay a price for it.

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

Indian rupee suffers worst monthly drop since 2022 on tariff blow, portfolio outflows​

Reuters Published 8 minutes ago

MUMBAI: The Indian rupee suffered its worst monthly drop in nearly three years on Thursday, weighed down by U.S. tariff concerns and persistent portfolio outflows, with traders and analysts seeing little relief for the currency in the near term.

The rupee fell to an over five month low of 87.74 following U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of a 25% charge on Indian exports, alongside an unspecified penalty, starting August 1. It closed at 87.5950 down 0.2% on the day.

The currency was down 2% for the month, its worst fall since September 2022.


The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened to support the rupee on Wednesday and Thursday, traders said, but noted that the intervention was not too aggressive.

The rupee could risk a fall below its all-time low of 87.95 if there are no positive developments around U.S.-India trade negotiations, traders said.

Foreign outflows added to the pressure, with overseas investors net selling Indian stocks worth $2 billon in July.

Tariff worries trigger Indian rupee’s steepest fall in nearly three months

Economists at QuantEco said they expect the rupee to weaken towards 89.50 levels by March on a recovery in dollar sentiment and elevated global geo-economic and geopolitical uncertainties.

India’s equity benchmarks, the Nifty 50 and BSESN, fell as much as 0.9% in early trading, but pared losses to close about 0.3% lower.

Meanwhile, Asian currencies fell on Thursday, bogged down by weak Chinese economic data and the approaching August 1 U.S. tariff deadline. The dollar index was flat at 99.8 after rising nearly 1% in the previous session.

Later in the day, the focus will turn to U.S. personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data to gauge the path of benchmark policy rates in the world’s largest economy.

 

[Rationale]

25% without having to make any concessions is not so bad. Bangladesh, which is a major competitor in textiles, is at 35%. The interesting question is how high the secondary Russian tariffs would be and whether the discount on Russian oil would continue to outweigh the hit due to the incremental tariffs.

 

[Raj-Hindustani]

Because you're tool for them against China

You asked whether the USA truly has friends — or even wants them.

The answer is simple: No, the U.S. doesn’t want or need permanent friends. It prioritizes interests over relationships, always calculating what's best for itself in the moment.

For example, Pakistan is a more useful tool against china, Iran and Afghanistan—so USA will never leave here. There will always be a bro-romance when USA needs pakistan - as now happening in recent days

In a similar way, I could say that India is using China as a strategic Tool— gaining international support and advanced weaponry due to the threat China poses. But that doesn’t make India anyone’s "tool."?

Some Pakistani analysts and media often say India is just a tool for the U.S. against China. But India’s actions don’t support that narrative.

However, here the interests align, and that's the reason ndia is cooperating with the USA and the West.

The truth is, India’s tensions with China aren't new — they didn’t begin recently, and they aren’t due to U.S. influence. These issues go back over 60 years, starting with the 1962 war and continuing due to unresolved border disputes and regional rivalry. India’s stance is shaped by its own national interests, not by Western pressure.

 

[Guynextdoor]

Indian rupee suffers worst monthly drop since 2022 on tariff blow, portfolio outflows​

Reuters Published 8 minutes ago

MUMBAI: The Indian rupee suffered its worst monthly drop in nearly three years on Thursday, weighed down by U.S. tariff concerns and persistent portfolio outflows, with traders and analysts seeing little relief for the currency in the near term.

The rupee fell to an over five month low of 87.74 following U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat of a 25% charge on Indian exports, alongside an unspecified penalty, starting August 1. It closed at 87.5950 down 0.2% on the day.

The currency was down 2% for the month, its worst fall since September 2022.


The Reserve Bank of India likely intervened to support the rupee on Wednesday and Thursday, traders said, but noted that the intervention was not too aggressive.

The rupee could risk a fall below its all-time low of 87.95 if there are no positive developments around U.S.-India trade negotiations, traders said.

Foreign outflows added to the pressure, with overseas investors net selling Indian stocks worth $2 billon in July.

Tariff worries trigger Indian rupee’s steepest fall in nearly three months

Economists at QuantEco said they expect the rupee to weaken towards 89.50 levels by March on a recovery in dollar sentiment and elevated global geo-economic and geopolitical uncertainties.

India’s equity benchmarks, the Nifty 50 and BSESN, fell as much as 0.9% in early trading, but pared losses to close about 0.3% lower.

Meanwhile, Asian currencies fell on Thursday, bogged down by weak Chinese economic data and the approaching August 1 U.S. tariff deadline. The dollar index was flat at 99.8 after rising nearly 1% in the previous session.

Later in the day, the focus will turn to U.S. personal consumption expenditure (PCE) inflation data to gauge the path of benchmark policy rates in the world’s largest economy.

weak rupee is good for exports.

 

[Taimoor]

so maufacturing of phones will contnue to move from China to India.

And IT exports of 150 billion a year also unaffected I believe?

You seems very exited rather hallucinated, about jobs moving to India from China but on other thread in conversation with @ety , you are saying this:

Wee're not pretending to be on China's side. We're honestly supporting China

And not trying to use the situation to steal manufacturing jobs from China.

India - China friendship against imperialism of America is a great bulwark for 21st century. Many of us have read Mao and agree with him.

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Post in thread 'Trump Announces Major Pakistan Trade Deal, Vows Joint Oil Development/Exploration'

Jul 31, 2025

What nonsense are you talking about. As of now, US and China each is imposing 30% tariffs on each other's many products, that's all. We don't need India pretending to be on China's side just to screw up China.

Wee're not pretending to be on China's side. We're honestly supporting China

And not trying to use the situation to steal manufacturing jobs from China.

India - China friendship against imperialism of America is a great bulwark for 21st century. Many of us have read Mao and agree with him.

• Guynextdoor

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@Musings why this Indian troll is not showing his flags?

 

[hydrabadi_arab]

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India already started behaving like a good puppy.

 

[Waz]

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.

Yes you can go back to that and also being beaten so bad that even dead dogs look in better shape.
You found this lost soul yet?


The next time, if you dare, will be a preemptive strike wiping out your air force in large sections leaving nothing to 'bomb with'.
People like you are a prime example of ;