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Startup industry executives are watching out for Trump’s policies and their impact on inflation in the US.
In 2021, when the US Federal Reserve adopted a low-interest regime to stimulate economic activity amid Covid-19, it helped startup funding in India reach an all-time high of $36 billion. Later, as the US central bank increased rates to curb inflation, fund flow tightened to a seven-year low of $8.8 billion in 2023.
Trump’s stance against China could be ultimately beneficial for the Indian venture ecosystem, which could be a preferred geography for long-term investment funds.
“There will be some policy clarity with the Republicans controlling the White House, Senate as well as Congress. Any tax cuts would definitely be a major plus for companies as well as large crossover funds,” said a New Delhi-based partner at a venture capital firm.
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