India-China Relations: The impact of the new tariff rules imposed by the Trump government has brought significant changes in the global business. Most importantly, Chinese companies are now looking for alternative markets to expand their business opportunities. Against this backdrop, India is likely to become a new investment center for them. Although India-China’s relations have declined after the Galwan Valley incident, there are indications that the trade relations of the two countries will be reinforced with the US decision.
US tariffs reshape india-china relations
India from China to electronics, pharmaceuticals, automobile components and green energy sectors is likely to invest. Chinese companies are looking for new business routes due to US pressure. If India strategically take advantage of this opportunity, key agreements in the logistics and energy sectors are likely. It helps India’s economic growth.
However, this situation cannot be concluded that it is completely profitable. The clashes in India-China relations in the past and the faithful errors on each other are still a major problem. The two countries must carefully move on to increase mutual cooperation in the long term, not only the temporary rise of trade relations.
If India properly implement its strategies, Chinese investments can be used to our economy. Strengthening these trade relations with the right strategy, India-China’s economic cooperation is likely to improve in the future.