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Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. New Delhi: In the Economic Survey 2025, China is mentioned 102 times, casting a long shadow over the global economic landscape. Often referred to as a “manufacturing colossus," China’s role has become a central theme, not only in India’s growth story but also in shaping the global economy.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. For years, China was the epicentre of global footwear manufacturing, producing nearly 72% of the world’s shoes in 2016. From Nike to Adidas, Puma, Crocs, and New Balance, virtually every major brand relied on China for production.

European automakers brace for a possible trade war waged by President Donald Trump, they are working to ward off another threat on their home turf: the prospect of paying hundreds of millions of dollars to Tesla and Chinese competitors muscling in on their core markets.

Tata Technologies has confirmed that a ransomware attack led to a temporary suspension of some IT services. The company stated that all affected services have now been restored.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Smallcap stocks are gasping for air. A mix of economic uncertainties, earnings pressures, and relentless FII outflows has sent them into a tailspin, wiping out recent gains.

“India is at an inflection point in terms of per capita income, demography and manufacturing renaissance. This coupled with the 25-year vision of evolving into a developed economy makes the budget more a statement of intent,” says Jiten Doshi, Co-Founder and Chief Investment Officer Enam AMC. In an interview with ETMarkets, Doshi said: “Markets will particularly scrutinize the quality of spending and revenue assumptions to gauge the government's commitment to fiscal consolidation during this political transition,” Edited excerpts: The month of January started on a roller coaster note ahead of the big domestic event – Union Budget 2025. Do you see some recovery in the market post the event? (we are down over 10% from highs) We have witnessed among the fiercest, longest and broadest market move, since the 2020 pandemic. The roller coaster has navigated uncertainties of pandemic, wars, and sharp supply shocks.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. India has been the fastest growing large economy in the world post the covid pandemic. This period has been marked by policy stability and macro-fiscal discipline – the fiscal deficit is expected to come down to under 4.9% in FY25 and the quality of deficit has improved.

handheld gaming devices are all the hype. However, there is a catch around its pricing structure and future in the market, and according to a Daily Star UK report, new US President Donald Trump may be responsible for the same.

Donald Trump’s nominee for commerce secretary on Wednesday defended the use of tariffs to create “fairness” and denied they will be inflationary, while also hinting at a looming fight with Canada over dairy market access.Billionaire financier Howard Lutnick told his U.S. Senate confirmation hearing that the 25 per cent tariffs Trump has vowed to impose on Canada and Mexico starting Saturday are meant purely to compel border security improvements from both countries, particularly to crack down on fentanyl trafficking.“If we are your biggest trading partner, show us respect: shut your border and end fentanyl coming into this country,” Lutnick said.“It’s not a tariff, per se, it is an action of domestic policy.

Rohit Agarwal, Executive Vice-President, Kotak Mahindra, says it is anticipated that within the next five to ten years, the manufacturing sector will contribute approximately 18 to 20 percent to GDP. Agarwal believes the government will continue to allocate a substantial budget for capital expenditures, along with incentives and standard operating procedures (SOPs) aimed at the manufacturing industry. This focus will be reflected in the Budget, as the government is committed to enhancing India's self-sufficiency in various products that are currently imported. Within manufacturing, EMS has been a huge success story but within it, it is time to move from mobile PLI success to other stories. To start with that success will come more from the semiconductor value chain. One should be overweight on semiconductors followed by renewable energy and defence. Agarwal believes Trump’s protectionist policy will have no impact on the PLI theme as these manufacturers are aimed more for India market to replace imported items What should one watch out for in this year’s Union Budget when you talk about manufacturing because that is where most of the government’s focus has been and it has reaped quite a lot of benefit when you talk about the way it has helped boost the GDP growth as well. Rohit Agarwal: The focus of this government has been on manufacturing through the Budget document and also apart from the Budget document, they have been taking various measures.

5G infrastructure, increased mobile data usage and greater fixed broadband play – is gearing up for the next wave of growth. The sector’s adjusted gross revenue (AGR) grew 8.2% y-o-y in FY24, while for the quarter ending Sep-24, it grew 13.1% y-o-y. Throughout 2024, the Government of India has adopted progressive measures to help improve telecom operators’ financials. Now is the time to take it a notch further and accelerate the superlative transformation of the sector.

Maruti Suzuki India on Thursday said the locally manufactured Jimny five-door model has made its debut in the Japanese market. The SUV, which is exclusively manufactured at Maruti Suzuki's Gurugram-based plant, was unveiled in Japan on Thursday.

consumer retail sector is among the largest contributor to GDP growth in India, estimated to be $900Bn in 2022 and expected to reach $2Tn by 2030. In the past few years, India had been the fastest growing large economy with domestic consumption being the key driver. However, the pace of growth has slowed in the past few quarters raising concerns around cyclical slowdown. The latest projection for FY25 GDP growth has been revised to 6.4% by the government, a sharp decline from 8.2% GDP growth last fiscal.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. Piramal Pharma Ltd, which has a strong presence in the inhaled anaesthetic generics segment in the US and emerging markets, plans to expand its pipeline of injectables to drive growth, chairperson Nandini Piramal told Mint in an interview. The company launched Chlorpromazine Hydrochloride, an injectable used to treat psychiatric disorders, in the US on 22 January.

Subscribe to enjoy similar stories. The success of DeepSeek, the Chinese rival to American goliaths with radically more cost-effective artificial intelligence, reveals the futility of U.S. sanctions policies.

United States President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the Commerce Department said Mexico and Canada can avoid new tariffs due this weekend if they clamp down on border security — while also signalling that Trump is likely to impose widespread new levies to return manufacturing to U.S. soil.

Union Budget of India marks an essential juncture in India's quest for a green future. Global energy dynamics are experiencing dramatic changes, offering India's renewable energy sector an incredible opportunity to help combat climate change while simultaneously increasing energy independence. But its success hinges on strategic investments, policy support and creating an ecosystem to facilitate clean energy technologies.

Supreme Court on Wednesday set aside leading container glass manufacturer AGI Greenpac Ltd’s resolution plan for the acquisition of debt-ridden Hindustan National Glass as the former had failed to secure prior approval from the Competition Commission of India.

Skoda Auto, leading Volkswagen's India investments, is considering investing in India's new electric vehicle (EV) policy. However, the company wants the government to include hybrid and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) for benefits, citing challenges with charging infrastructure and consumer acceptance of pure electrics.