India v/s China Market / India became the king of Asia, beat China, now it's the turn of the world

Zoom News : Aug 23, 2023, 01:19 PM
India v/s China Market: The condition of America's banking sector is bad. China's economy is continuously falling. There is a sound of recession in Europe, Germany. The condition of Pakistan and Sri Lanka is pathetic. While there is a sound of recession in the whole world. At the same time, India has become the only country in Asia where the economy is showing positive. The Indian stock market is buzzing on the basis of estimates of strong economy and the trust of foreign investors.

Talking about statistics, the Indian stock market has become the only such market. Which has given an annual return of 14% to the investors. With this speed, India's stock market has become such a market which has left behind even China. Talking about statistics, China's foreign investment was at its peak during Corona i.e. in May 2021. At the same time, there was a period of boom in the Indian market as well. But after Corona, China's market kept falling while India's caught a fast pace.

Why China's condition worsened

Actually, China could not be completely successful in dealing with Corona. Its effect has started showing on the market there. Fear started coming in the minds of investors regarding new investments. On the contrary, there was a lot of foreign investment in India during and after Corona. Even during Corona in India, giants like Google and Facebook invested heavily in Mukesh Ambani's company. On the contrary, companies started shifting from China one by one.

Why investment increased rapidly in India

A big player like Apple opening a store in India and starting its production unit is an indication that the trust of foreign investors will remain on India in the coming days as well. According to a Bloomberg report, from the year 2020 to 2040, that is, in the next 20 years, about 50 million people will retire in China and other developing countries. While 40 million new workforce will emerge in India.

Why investment increased rapidly in India

A big player like Apple opening a store in India and starting its production unit is an indication that the trust of foreign investors will remain on India in the coming days as well. According to a Bloomberg report, from the year 2020 to 2040, that is, in the next 20 years, about 50 million people will retire in China and other developing countries. While 40 million new workforce will emerge in India.

India gave the highest return in 3 years

From the year 2020, India's stock market has become the only such stock market. Which has given the highest return of 14%. During this, negative returns have been given in the markets of China, Hong Kong, South Korea. Whereas Australia and Taiwan have given positive returns to the investors. But it is very less compared to India. That is, from the year 2020, India remains the first choice for investors in Asia.

Why is India getting benefit

As the expectations of investors from China are failing. By the way, the trust of investors is getting established on India. Talking about the figures of foreign investment, a lot of foreign investment is coming in India since April this year till now. India had received foreign investment of Rs 5,711 crore in the month of April, which has now crossed Rs 12,000 crore. One of the major reasons for the continuous increase in foreign investment is that India has been giving stable returns for almost 3 consecutive years. Whereas in the rest of the markets, a reverse situation has been observed.

India's economic indicators are also testifying

Economic indicators play an important role in the economic growth of any country. Talking about India's July GST collection, it has reached close to 1.65 lakh crores. At the same time, the estimated growth of GDP is also at 6.1 percent. Rating agency CRISIL, ICRA and other brokerage firms have also expressed hope for India's economic growth. According to the SBI report, it is expected that by the year 2028, India's GDP can cross $5 trillion. During this, India's growth rate has been estimated to be 7.5 percent to 8 percent.

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