PM Modi and US President Trump
US President Donald Trump has not stopped spewing poison against India. India’s progress and economy Trump is not digesting at all. For this reason, he sometimes calls India as Tariff King, who sometimes puts 50 percent tariff on India. Increasing the H1B visa fee is also a big action against India. Trump knows that this visa is most commonly used by Indians. Apart from all this, Trump also consider India to be responsible for the massacre happening in Ukraine or rather, because India is giving dollars by buying crude oil from Russia. Due to which the work of getting Russia’s war machine is being done continuously.
Even after all these allegations, India is also not bowed down. They are also focusing on their work. Now a report has come, which can make Trump sleepless. Along with this, all these allegations have also been given a befitting reply. A survey has been conducted recently by Standard Chartered. In which it is said that companies from America, China and Britain are cherishing to work in India. The companies of these countries have a dream to work in India or make their business deepened with India. Let us also tell you what kind of things have gone somewhere in the report.
Standard Chartered Survey
India is now emerging as the most attractive destination for companies intending to renew its commercial and manufacturing activities. Standard Chartered report says that about half of the companies in the survey have expressed their intention to increase or maintain their trade with India, while one of the two companies is thinking of increasing or maintaining manufacturing activities in India. Especially more than 60 percent of companies in America, Britain, China and Hong Kong are planning to increase their trade with India.
Companies are seeing future in India
The report consists of views from 17 major markets and 1,200 top officials of four industries. This opinion focuses on global trade strategies in the coming three to five years. According to the report, trade charges, emerging technologies and global economic growth are the major factors that will affect the future of global trade. About 53 percent of the companies have strategically kept them at the top. Corporate giants believe that Asia’s trade growth will play a leading role in the coming three to five years, while West Asia and America will also play an important role.