LOOKING TO AVOID US-CHINA TARIFFS?
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COUNTRY OVERVIEW
India’s strategic location as a gateway to some of the world’s most significant trading partners, including China, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, has fueled its remarkable prowess in international trade. In 2018, India exported a substantial $323.1 billion worth of goods to the global market, making it a vital player on the world stage. What’s truly remarkable is that this economic powerhouse extends its benefits to every one of its 1.3 billion citizens, translating to approximately $250 per person—a figure that speaks volumes.
Comparing these numbers to economic giants like China, where the per capita export value is $1,746, or Vietnam at $2,544, India’s potential becomes even more evident. With its rapidly growing economy and dynamic workforce, India is a land of untapped opportunities.
The destinations for Indian exports paint a picture of global outreach, with Asia leading the way at 49.3%, followed by Europe (19.3%), North America (18%), Africa (8.3%), and Latin America (2.9%). India’s reach spans continents, exemplifying its global trade footprint.
The recent study conducted by the Commerce Ministry sheds light on India’s response to the ongoing US-China trade war, revealing a treasure trove of opportunities for the Indian economy. With more than 350 products, including granite and chemicals, poised to enhance exports from India, the nation stands ready to harness its potential as a global trade leader.
Moreover, the study identifies 150 local products, such as chemicals, diesel, and X-ray tubes, with significant potential to substitute US shipments to China. Simultaneously, 203 Indian-origin products, including graphite electrodes and rubber, hold the potential to replace Chinese exports to the US. This strategic advantage positions India at the forefront of economic transformation, leveraging its capabilities to navigate the evolving landscape of global trade.
In this era of economic interdependence and dynamic trade relations, India emerges as a beacon of opportunity and innovation. With its strategic location, diverse exports, and a forward-thinking approach, India beckons the world to explore the limitless possibilities it offers, not just for economic growth but for forging partnerships that transcend borders and empower progress on a global scale. The future of trade lies in the hands of those who dare to embrace it, and India invites you to be a part of its extraordinary journey.
INDIA’S TOP 10 EXPORTS
1. Mineral fuels including oil – $48.3 billion (14.9% of total exports)
2. Gems, precious metals – $40.1 billion (12.4%)
3. Machinery including computers – $20.4 billion (6.3%)
4. Vehicles – $18.2 billion (5.6%)
5. Organic chemicals – $17.7 billion (5.5%)
6. Pharmaceuticals – $14.3 billion (4.4%)
7. Electrical machinery, equipment – $11.8 billion (3.6%)
8. Iron, steel – $10 billion (3.1%)
9. Cotton – $8.1 billion (2.5%)
10. Clothing, accessories (not knit or crochet) – $8.1 billion (2.5%)
*data from www.mospi.gov.in (Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, Government of India)
ADVANTAGES OF BUYING FROM INDIA
India, with its dynamic and rapidly expanding economy, is emerging as the go-to destination for American companies seeking an alternative to China for their supply chain needs. This burgeoning interest from hundreds of American firms is no coincidence but a testament to India’s immense potential and promise.
One of India’s standout attributes is its diverse labor force, encompassing both high-skilled and low-skilled workers. This diversity provides a unique advantage, allowing businesses to tap into a wide spectrum of talent, tailor-made for various industries. With a substantial and ever-growing consumer market, India offers a remarkable scope for sales, making it an enticing proposition for companies looking to expand their reach.
While India grapples with poverty-related challenges, the country is on an upward trajectory when it comes to income levels. The rise in incomes, coupled with a pool of well-educated graduates, paints a promising picture for businesses eyeing India as their manufacturing hub. With Prime Minister Modi’s recent re-election in a resounding victory, the “Make in India” campaign is set to gain even more momentum, offering interested companies a plethora of incentives to manufacture their products in the world’s largest democracy.
A significant advantage India holds over many other countries is its widespread use of the English language. This linguistic bridge eases communication and facilitates seamless business operations, particularly when compared to countries like China and Vietnam.
India’s economic growth story is no secret; it ranks among the world’s fastest-growing economies. Recent government reforms have fueled this growth, with a focus on improving external trade. The authorities are actively supporting export-oriented companies, streamlining processes, and removing bottlenecks to boost international trade. Economic liberalization and social-democratic changes have paved the way for open-market economic policies, attracting foreign investments across various sectors. The result has been a noticeable rise in GDP, improved living standards, and a more conducive business environment, marked by increased flexibility and reduced bureaucracy.
The future looks bright for India’s export sector, with the government continuously implementing measures to foster growth and enhance its global trade footprint. As India’s economy continues to flourish, it invites American companies to embark on a mutually beneficial journey, one that not only taps into India’s vast potential but also propels businesses towards unprecedented success in the global marketplace. The opportunities are boundless, and India stands ready to welcome those ready to seize them.