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This is major trade issues between India and USA
 
Michael said:
Statistics from the General Administration of Customs of China: January-June 2025

China-India Trade Data
China's imports from India: $8,988,965,022
India's imports from China: $65,282,786,175

China-Pakistan trade data
China's imports from Pakistan: $1,248,924,583
Pakistan's imports from China: $11,406,652,353

China-US Trade Data
China imports from the US: $73,808,788,788
US imports from China: $215,552,621,300

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The best answer lies in data.
We can continue to monitor the data over the next few months.
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If you want you track properly than these need to be added also - india and pakistan, import and export to USA as well .. then it will give clear pictures
 
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Raj-Hindustani said:
Munir is traveling for the second time in just two months
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Just remember that he is a 4D chess player. Master Military strategist, master economist, Diplomat par excellence and many more qualities have been bestowed upon him by the almighty.
While India has not even one capable person in any field.

For few very very knowledgeable and informed members, India has lost all the edge and Pakistan is sitting at peak of it.

I had said it earlier and say it again- the higher tariffs on India don’t mean an advantage to Pakistan. Look at trade numbers the China has with India, Pakistan and the US.

Pakistan’s exports to China are just about 1/10th of India. Why is that so? Aren’t China and Pakistan iron brothers? Pakistan had all this while to take advantage of that closer relationship and export more to China. Why couldn’t it do so?
 
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Raj-Hindustani said:
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This is major trade issues between India and USA
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yeah these f***ers will flood our markets will GMO foods and who knows what will happen. Monsanto f***ed USA, we'd better keep them out for good.
 
Again, for good or for worse, Indian market has given the Orange King his reply me think. Both indices close on marginaaly green instead of the anticipated massacre.

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Australia buys refined oil by india..

They also have own perspective

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I will reiterate, the copes and the burns in this thread are evident & amusing at best.

hembo said:
Again, for good or for worse, Indian market has given the Orange King his reply me think. Both indices close on marginaaly green instead of the anticipated massacre.

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hembo said:
Again, for good or for worse, Indian market has given the Orange King his reply me think. Both indices close on marginaaly green instead of the anticipated massacre.

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Come on, more likely India gov intervention. Foreign holders already left.

Even Singapore gov do intervene in their stock market
 
Indos said:
Come on, more likely India gov intervention. Foreign holders already left.

Even Singapore gov do intervene in their stock market
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Any intervention will be known by forex depletion. GoI didn't intervene in the first round of tariff war where the market dropped by 4%, why would it do now? A little research could have avoided speculation.
 
Vkdindian1 said:
... In our case, it is a long way away and head down+hard work would work much better.
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That's what everyone had been saying for years but Indians chose to elect a hardcore Hindu Extremist Government three times in a row. Why?

That Hindu Extremist Government kept telling the population that India was already a great power and it will soon become a Super Power. How on Earth 1.4 billion people be fooled so easily? It's not the 1800s.

Do you remember the videos and articles written by Indians questioning whether China can catch up to India? I thought 2010s was a really bombastic period in India and the population fully supported it.
 
Vkdindian1 said:
Just remember that he is a 4D chess player. Master Military strategist, master economist, Diplomat par excellence and many more qualities have been bestowed upon him by the almighty.
While India has not even one capable person in any field.

For few very very knowledgeable and informed members, India has lost all the edge and Pakistan is sitting at peak of it.

I had said it earlier and say it again- the higher tariffs on India don’t mean an advantage to Pakistan. Look at trade numbers the China has with India, Pakistan and the US.

Pakistan’s exports to China are just about 1/10th of India. Why is that so? Aren’t China and Pakistan iron brothers? Pakistan had all this while to take advantage of that closer relationship and export more to China. Why couldn’t it do so?
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Nobody has said any of that. As is often the case with u, u invent your BS ‘4D chess player’ ‘master economist’ etc etc then set about discrediting the same BS u created with even more BS.
Recently Indo US relations have soured & Pak US relations have improved, that’s good for Pakistan & bad for India. May well be short lived, who knows. Rest is guesswork & butt hurt only.
 
TAC said:
Nobody has said any of that. As is often the case with u, u invent your BS ‘4D chess player’ ‘master economist’ etc etc then set about discrediting the same BS u created with even more BS.
Recently Indo US relations have soured & Pak US relations have improved, that’s good for Pakistan & bad for India. May well be short lived, who knows. Rest is guesswork & butt hurt only.
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Here I agree to you sadly
 
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