India surpasses China, US as most attractive investment destination: Survey

[JayAtl]

With relaxation in FDI norms to boost investor sentiments, India has emerged as the most attractive investment destination surpassing neighbouring China and the US, says a report.

The global survey of leading consultancy firm Ernst and Young (EY) has ranked India as the most attractive investment destination followed by Brazil and China at second and third positions, respectively.

While Canada has cornered fourth spot, the US is placed at fifth position. Other nations in the top ten are South Africa (6), Vietnam (7), Myanmar (8), Mexico (9) and Indonesia (10).

India surpasses China, US as most attractive investment destination: Survey

 

[kbd-raaf]

Already posted

 

[Gautam]

What happened to the prediction of India's economy fall and market collapse?

 

[JayAtl]

I had posted this another unrelated thread earlier but it applies here.

Take a look Japan's investment in India- I watch it closely

What you have here is the first large economy in the world diversifying and slowly walking out of the chinese market. they are showing the world that there is another investment spot in the world, large enough to circumvent the chinese market.

In a global economy having a market like china is important, but if India has it ducks in a row , its size can be it a viable alternative. If this larger investment i.e. the corridor proves successful--- that 2050 prediction of India being no1 GDP in the world would come true.

Indian govt and its people have their destiny in their hands ...will it take the bull but its horn or waste the opportunity is up to you guys.

 

[Rainmaker]

I had posted this another unrelated thread earlier but it applies here.

Take a look Japan's investment in India- I watch it closely

What you have here is the first large economy in the world diversifying and slowly walking out of the chinese market. they are showing the world that there is another investment spot in the world, large enough to circumvent the chinese market.

In a global economy having a market like china is important, but if India has it ducks in a row , its size can be it a viable alternative. If this larger investment i.e. the corridor proves successful--- that 2050 prediction of India being no1 GDP in the world would come true.

Indian govt and its people have their destiny in their hands ...will it take the bull but its horn or waste the opportunity is up to you guys.

Not going to happen.

India has far too much bureaucracy and red tape. The Indian regulations are outrageous and Indian business environment is not friendly to foreigners.

China is very open to FDI with accommodating policies but India still has way too much nationalism and local politics that will make sure India never comes anywhere close to China.

Indian FDI is tiny compared to what China gets.

India has very poor and non-existent infrastructure and a very small market compared to China.

Despite all the proclamations of a 'Chinese collapse', FDI is up 5% this year from last year closing in on $100 so far this year.

I've talked to many Chinese businesses and they say Indians just don't have that business friendly environment and it's very difficult to do business in India.

With the new reforms that the CPC unveiled in the 3rd plenum, the lead China has over India is only going to get wider.

 

[JayAtl]

Not going to happen.

India has far too much bureaucracy and red tape. The Indian regulations are outrageous and Indian business environment is not friendly to foreigners.

China is very open to FDI with accommodating policies but India still has way too much nationalism and local politics that will make sure India never comes anywhere close to China.

Indian FDI is tiny compared to what China gets.

India has very poor and non-existent infrastructure and a very small market compared to China.

Despite all the proclamations of a 'Chinese collapse', FDI is up 5% this year from last year closing in on $100 so far this year.

I've talked to many Chinese businesses and they say Indians just don't have that business friendly environment and it's very difficult to do business in India.

With the new reforms that the CPC unveiled in the 3rd plenum, the lead China has over India is only going to get wider.

If it was not going to happen then the report would say else .

One can fix business rules but they cannot fix being a country that is pissing off large powers to a point where they want to quit investing in you. Today you are good but the next decades it will change. You have japan slowly walking off and many others will if the business environment changes in India.

they came to you for cheap labor and manufacturing infrastructure . Now they stick with you because of market numbers to sell. BUT then tomorrow ...
India is a bigger market that can absorb the worlds economy, where China won't be needed. Your demographic of old people will not stand up to the market needs. businesses will see in india as vastly younger demographic. apple cant sell phones forever to old folks in China. vs younger majority demographic in India.

Business rules in america were very very tough and we changed...

every developed and large economy in the world knows that their investment in India will never face nationalistic attacks like Japan did in China. hell, indians by nature don't harbor grudges, even pakistani business men are treated with respect and warmth there by the people! while you guys are stuck on attitudes from old wars...

 

[faithfulguy]

If it was not going to happen then the report would say else .

One can fix business rules but they cannot fix being a country that is pissing off large powers to a point where they want to quit investing in you . You have japan slowly walking off and many others will if the business environment changes. Business rule sin america were very very tough and we changed...

every developed and large economy in the world knows that their investment in India will never face nationalistic attacks like Japan did in China. hell, indians by nature don't harbor grudges, even pakistani business men are treated with respect and warmth there by the people! while you guys are stuck on attitudes from old wars...

Your first sentence just show how pathetic you are in supporting India. Its just a stupid survey and your blind affect for your native India in the expense of US know no bound. Its time for you to go back to your native India. America do not want traitors like you.

 

[idune]

 

[JayAtl]

Your first sentence just show how pathetic you are in supporting India. Its just a stupid survey and your blind affect for your native India in the expense of US know no bound. Its time for you to go back to your native India. America do not want traitors like you.

america allies itself with India strategically- It has no issue with India, it is you seditious chinese immigrants they don't like. america is not flying bombers to challenge Indians

You need to take the next flight out and report to the CCP for duty!

 

[Rainmaker]

If it was not going to happen then the report would say else .

One can fix business rules but they cannot fix being a country that is pissing off large powers to a point where they want to quit investing in you. Today you are good but the next decades it will change. You have japan slowly walking off and many others will if the business environment changes in India.

India is a bigger market that can absorb the worlds economy where China won't be needed. Business rules in america were very very tough and we changed...

every developed and large economy in the world knows that their investment in India will never face nationalistic attacks like Japan did in China. hell, indians by nature don't harbor grudges, even pakistani business men are treated with respect and warmth there by the people! while you guys are stuck on attitudes from old wars...

India won't change because it's ingrained in the Hindu culture. Indians by nature don't have the same entrepreneurial spirit as East Asians. Indians will have to change its culture to outcompete Chinese. The Hindu culture is too rigid for modern day economics.

Japan trade has already recovered from that spat. Politics die down and economic interest takes over. Chinese are starting to buy more Japanese goods and Japanese companies are expanding their production in China and even setting up R&D centers to cater to the Chinese market.

Chinese consumer market is over $3 trillion. That nearly 3 times as big as the ENTIRE INDIAN ECONOMY. You just don't ignore $3 trillion because of some political problems. Money talks in this world, China is now the biggest or 2nd biggest money maker for nearly every multinational.

People don't do business based on politics and emotion, it's done by how much profit you can make.

China offers every company very favourable policies such as tax exemptions, low cost of capital, rent policies, low regulations, excellent infrastructure, access to lower priced energy and raw materials, access to the 3rd largest consumer and one of the fastest growing markets.

China-Japan trade is starting to recover as people and businesses move beyond political rhetoric.

China-Japan-South Korea are negotiating a FTA even as China established this ADIZ

This is the difference between East Asians and others. We could be fighting each other and doing business with each other at the same time.

But whatever massages your ego buddy.

 

[JayAtl]

India won't change because it's ingrained in the Hindu culture. Indians by nature don't have the same entrepreneurial spirit as East Asians. Indians will have to change its culture to outcompete Chinese. The Hindu culture is too rigid for modern day economics.

Japan trade has already recovered from that spat. Politics die down and economic interest takes over. Chinese are starting to buy more Japanese goods and Japanese companies are expanding their production in China and even setting up R&D centers to cater to the Chinese market.

Chinese consumer market is over $3 trillion. That nearly 3 times as big as the ENTIRE INDIAN ECONOMY. You just don't ignore $3 trillion because of some political problems. Money talks in this world, China is now the biggest or 2nd biggest money maker for nearly every multinational.

People don't do business based on politics and emotion, it's done by how much profit you can make.

China offers every company very favourable policies such as tax exemptions, low cost of capital, rent policies, low regulations, excellent infrastructure, access to lower priced energy and raw materials, access to the 3rd largest consumer and one of the fastest growing markets.

China-Japan trade is starting to recover as people and businesses move beyond political rhetoric.

China-Japan-South Korea are negotiating a FTA even as China established this ADIZ

This is the difference between East Asians and others. We could be fighting each other and doing business with each other at the same time.

But whatever massages your ego buddy.

Yes we are seeing how it subsided with japan over the fly zones... no bombers flying over India to challenge its zones

blah blah blah. Your religion if working wonders ... the great made in china brand repute notwithstanding

Of course you have a great market today, but then tomorrow India can provide that too. as a country you want to do business in all round friendly environment...India guarantees that while with China it is all about threats.

You guys even threatened australia today over that FTA- you threaten over anything, unstable mind honestly out in your country, you threatened foreign trade over noble prize LOL. who wants to do business if they have another outlet with someone who is that fragile.