Inflation in India is now soaring. The CPI has reached 7.8%, which is close to the inflation rate of the USA.
The Indian Rupee exchange rate is accelerating its decline. In just six months, the Indian rupee has fallen from 73 in January to 79 in June. It fell faster than the euro.
India's external trade environment is also deteriorating rapidly. In the first five months of 2022, India's trade deficit reached a record $101 billion. In May this year alone, India's trade deficit reached US $24billion.
India's foreign exchange reserves are only $570billion. In addition, India still has US $620billion in external debt, with a total debt of more than US $1.4 trillion.
Global investors are losing confidence in the Indian economy. In 2021, a record $32billion of investment was withdrawn from the Indian market. In 2021, the loss rate of foreign investment in India was second only to Malaysia and Indonesia.
The unemployment rate in India is gradually rising, with the total unemployment rate exceeding 8% and the urban youth unemployment rate exceeding 22%.
The Indian stock market is also collapsing. The Mumbai 30 index fell by 15% in the first five months of this year, which is the lowest point after the Indian epidemic in 2020.
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The Indian govt is so poor that it has begun to rob foreign investors. The experience of VIVO and Xiaomi has warned foreign investors. A large number of Chinese enterprises are relocating from India to Vietnam.