But on social media, India is touted as the next China.
India is already a self-anointed superpower, a self-declared next
factory of the world, even bigger than China. The self-declared
importance has lately been deflated by the news that Apple is moving
some production back to China and Foxconn is building another facility
in China to provide service to Apple.
India denied BYD's
intention to build a EV plant in India, which in my opinion is a
blessing in disguise for BYD. Now BYD is building that plant in Pakistan
instead. Pakistan is delighted with the BYD investment.
Countries
should not think that opportunities for building factories cannot
succeed without them, as the world is so big, and countries elsewhere
are extending open arms to invite such investments to grow their
economy.
The frenzy to invest elsewhere by China is evident, as
China has accumulated so much trade surplus to do exactly that. China
has to find alternatives to recycle those surplus rather than investing
them in risky USA assets like Treasuries. The confiscation of US$300
billion by the West is a very important lesson for China to divest its
US$ holdings. More so now that the USA is instigating all the
confrontation against China.
Anonymous
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Never criticize India. The Indians do not like criticism. Never prick the Indian balloon either. It is best to let them keep blowing it up. Or let them keep blowing their own trumpet.
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