China A Global Deflationary Force: Understanding Its Impact On India & Global Markets | CNBC TV18

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@datwong4328 Месяц назад

I am curious. Which one is better for the consumer? Is inflation or deflation? Thumbs up for deflation and Thumbs down for inflation.

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

Exactly, if Chinese Government wants to subsidised the world, $1 for computor, $2 for mobile phones, $3 for cars, they are doing great favours for world population. Unless citizens enjoy high inflation and lower quality of living, and end up no money for food.

@bsobro Месяц назад

Indians talking about what China is doing wrong with their economy 🤣

@chopinmack5418 Месяц назад

Cheaper goods 👍👍👍

@Kunju69420 Месяц назад

The cope is real. Cheap goods are an result of a efficient, working economy

@jliang70 Месяц назад

Try to play the number game here with Export price index. that essentially means nothing. The real number is in 2009 value of Chinese export is at 1.2 trillion and in 2024 it is at 3.38 trillion. In term of consumption Chinese consumer spending is 6 times of 2009 level.

@tylert9875 Месяц назад

Let's see if people can still afford cheaper chinese exports in next 5 years. There is a real danger middle class can't afford more than basic necessities.

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

If China up their export goods, then some other ASEAN countries will take over the cheaper export markets. India or Western World will still face industrial competition anyway. If you can not afford cheaper Chinese exports in 5 years time, then you won‘t be afford cheaper Vietnam/ Indonesian exports in 5 years time neither. 😂 Its not about how cost effiecient China isnow, but how to lower your own industrial costs against global competition.

@rajendrapopat6246 Месяц назад

Anti dumping duty is meant for protecting domestic manufacturing sector.

@karkisunil3652 Месяц назад

How exactly ?

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

High Tariffs means additional Tax for citizens while Government make additional revenue.

@HoehingTan Месяц назад

Yes, China is experiencing deflationary prosperity!

@PutraMing Месяц назад

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@KamilHussainShaikh Месяц назад

Real estate is broken.!!! So zero in real estate????😂😂😂 This is your amazing analysis... Typical Indian farce of jealousy.

@peterlim8416 28 дней назад

Deflation? Wouldn't it be great so consumers can enjoy a cheaper products ?? If India wish to protect their local manufacturers, they can of course impose high tariff and import tax, so their local manufacturers can survive. Anyhow, protectionism cannot help the local manufacturers to grow, but make them weaker as none of them to expose to competition. So India leader is very shortsighted, not willing to take the challenge of competition. Its obvious because their political lifespan is limited, they only wish to please few rich men, instead of the long term benefits of their country. So when they step down from their current position, they can be rewarded by those rich men.

@louistan7560 Месяц назад

China understands that an impoverished global economy needs lower priced goods to survive and is helping to serve the world's poor by producing them ahead of the coming huge demand.

@user-st3im5ge7f Месяц назад

They talked nothing but China overproduction and deflation.

@AVGN-w2s Месяц назад

chaina is a twin like gog n magog. its own lands n its overlord lands. and it wants it that way ever since their first emperor made a decree that wherever chaina landed n stayed its chaina property. even the seas. you are always forgetting how that works. and it happened when the brits decided to rule the world with as much propaganda as they could use. but chainamen think in ways we still scratch our heads about.

@huanghermann5207 Месяц назад

Is it good for the West to fight against their inflation?

@sachiinwaichall Месяц назад

😂😂😂😂

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

When US and EU car manufactures face fierce competition from Japan and S.Korea in 1980~1990, they renovated and up the game by focusing on luxury brands. Germany, Japan and S.Korea over produced their cars than their domestic markets (at least 50% ~ 150%), hence become Export Powerhouse and earn massive foreign reserves, and up lift their economy.

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

Yet, China only export 5% of their car manufacture capacity, and consume 95% in their own domestic markets. That alone is already freaking out Western World. 😂 Like it or not, Chinese knows how to produce Performance/ Costs products, just like Japanese, Taiwanese and Koreans. Even their labore cost has went up 2000% since 1980, and more expensive than ASEAN and South Asian countries. No one can beat manufactures from Far East Asians, not even US and EU.

@merrick6484 Месяц назад

China‘s GDP consists of 41% investment in Manufacturing and R/D in consumer goods. Why disturb them? Is the world ready for Chinese 41% investment in Defence Complex and Weapon Manufacturing? And lower the costs of missiles, Fighter Jets and Military Drones, and export to rest of the world at 1/10th of the prices? Be careful what you wish for? Rather let Chinese focus on EV cars, Washing Machines and Mobile Phones.😂