Global Times continues to troll India

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Yes like American police tries to stop the flow and every year export from Mexico is growing faster and faster .....

by the way where is this made in India thing Modi always talks about.... 50 percent of your car parts come from China ... millions of bikes come from China ..... Infact you guys buy $78 billion from China.... so why not just say STOP we don’t want your things.....

no car parts mean no made in India cars, no motor bikes mean back to donkey carts .... do it just go cold turkey and tell them no ....


By the way do you have a clue of how much the investment figures is of Chinese investment in India?

what if they say we want our money back.... so you have $75 billion in change ???

Buddy you are clueless. Stop talking. India sells and exports more bikes than your mighty China.

India is putting measures against buying Chinese products hence the whining by global times. At least read the article before you comment. Its global times asking Indians not to boycott Chinese products.

Investment figures of China? Lol. Last year, India got $75 billion dollars in FDI + FPI. Chinese contribution to it is less than $2 billion. As a cheerleader you are entitled to exaggerate but don't go overboard.

 

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I am already giving you more respect than you deserve .... stop calling me names or I have very suitable titles for you too....
You cannot export your bikes and cars unless you get parts from China which is over 50 percent of your products...


You talk about stocks look at your economy... who is going to invest anymore.... $16 billion foreign outflow should wake you up:.

 

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I am already giving you more respect than you deserve .... stop calling me names or I have very suitable titles for you too....
You cannot export your bikes and cars unless you get parts from China which is over 50 percent of your products...


You talk about stocks look at your economy... who is going to invest anymore.... $16 billion foreign outflow should wake you up:.

You just blabber without proof and you expect me to take you seriously. I suggest you to move on.

 

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You just blabber without proof and you expect me to take you seriously. I suggest you to move on.

Is this the proof enough :
FII outflow: Indian markets see worst quarter ever

Furquan Moharkan, DHNS, Bengaluru,

• APR 01 2020, 15:08 IST
  
• UPDATED: APR 01 2020, 16:20 IST

The Bombay Stock Exchange. Credit: PTI Photo
Indian equities, battered with the coronavirus scare and threat to the financial system, have marked their worst-ever quarterly performance, surpassing the bloodbath in the third quarter of the financial year 2008-09 when the global financial crisis crippled the world economy.

A DH analysis of data available with the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange shows that the benchmark indices collapsed up to 481 basis points more in the January-March quarter of FY20 than October-December quarter of FY09.
In the quarter ending March 31, 2020, the 30-share BSE Sensex lost 28.6 per cent, 370 bps more compared with a 25 per cent loss in the third quarter of the FY09. On the other hand, the broader index 50-share NSE Nifty shred 29.34 per cent during the just-concluded quarter, 481 bps more loss than the 24.53 per cent loss in the third quarter of the FY09.

The rout in the financial markets was led primarily by foreign funds, who withdrew a net of an unprecedented Rs 84,000 crore (over $11 biillion) from Indian equities in the span of three months.


The loss has been bigger since January 16, when both indices touched their respective life high. Since then, the equity investors have lost almost one-third of their holdings in the Indian equity markets -- Rs 47 lakh crore.

Such has been the bloodbath in the equity markets for the past two months that the current bear run has led markets to witness their worst financial year after 2008-09, when the entire year fell the prey to the global financial crisis and the subsequent recession.

During the full year, the equity investors have lost a quarter of their wealth as benchmark indices collapsed by 24 per cent despite the fact that markets witnessed an unprecedented


Or this :




March sees highest ever sell-off by FIIs
2 min read . 30 Mar 2020Nasrin Sultana

• FIIs are net sellers of $14.69 bn in 2020, the highest annual outflow
• During the 2008 crisis, FIIs sold Indian equities worth $12.2 bn, highest annual outflow since 1993

 

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Is this the proof enough :
FII outflow: Indian markets see worst quarter ever

Furquan Moharkan, DHNS, Bengaluru,

• APR 01 2020, 15:08 IST
  
• UPDATED: APR 01 2020, 16:20 IST

The Bombay Stock Exchange. Credit: PTI Photo
Indian equities, battered with the coronavirus scare and threat to the financial system, have marked their worst-ever quarterly performance, surpassing the bloodbath in the third quarter of the financial year 2008-09 when the global financial crisis crippled the world economy.

A DH analysis of data available with the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange shows that the benchmark indices collapsed up to 481 basis points more in the January-March quarter of FY20 than October-December quarter of FY09.
In the quarter ending March 31, 2020, the 30-share BSE Sensex lost 28.6 per cent, 370 bps more compared with a 25 per cent loss in the third quarter of the FY09. On the other hand, the broader index 50-share NSE Nifty shred 29.34 per cent during the just-concluded quarter, 481 bps more loss than the 24.53 per cent loss in the third quarter of the FY09.

The rout in the financial markets was led primarily by foreign funds, who withdrew a net of an unprecedented Rs 84,000 crore (over $11 biillion) from Indian equities in the span of three months.


The loss has been bigger since January 16, when both indices touched their respective life high. Since then, the equity investors have lost almost one-third of their holdings in the Indian equity markets -- Rs 47 lakh crore.

Such has been the bloodbath in the equity markets for the past two months that the current bear run has led markets to witness their worst financial year after 2008-09, when the entire year fell the prey to the global financial crisis and the subsequent recession.

During the full year, the equity investors have lost a quarter of their wealth as benchmark indices collapsed by 24 per cent despite the fact that markets witnessed an unprecedented


Or this :




March sees highest ever sell-off by FIIs
2 min read . 30 Mar 2020Nasrin Sultana

• FIIs are net sellers of $14.69 bn in 2020, the highest annual outflow
• During the 2008 crisis, FIIs sold Indian equities worth $12.2 bn, highest annual outflow since 1993

Clearly you are reading into reports of FII outflow due to covid pandemic. That is an exception not the rule. How exactly is this relevant to our discussion? What is the contribution of China in this?
FDI rises 18% to $73.46 billion in FY20

 

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Why do Indians always feel bullied?
When you use this word troll, it shows that your position is no longer neutral.