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India has never been in history a steady and consistent grower cause our economy as I would like to put it is 'more naturally driven by market forces'!!We are slumping now but suddenly a year or two from now sudden upsurge would be there in the growth rate. . . . I personally feel that ours is a very sustainable model.We do things when requird and not just to show that we can by hook and crook.
Tiger exports more cars than dragon!

NEW DELHI: Indians may not be buying as many cars as the Chinese but we are certainly exporting just as much. At 172,522 units, India's passenger vehicle export tally in calendar 2005, is just a tad higher than China's estimated 160,000 units.

So far, China has clocked 135,000 units in the January-October period compared with India's 135,204 units in the same stretch.

What has helped India's export run is the fourth-gear performance in December. Passenger vehicle exports hit an estimated 25,707 units, although domestic sales were flat as usual.

The India-China race in exports can be contrasted with the domestic tally in the two markets. According to stats from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, India finished calendar 2005 with total passenger vehicle production of an estimated 1.2 million units, up 8.5% over last year.

China is all set to close the year with approximately 5.6 million units, up 10% from a year ago. While India's 30% clip last year outshone China's 15% increase, the growth stakes are now evenly balanced. But the Indian market is one-fifth of China's domestic sales.

India's sales tally in 2005 was even lower at just over 7% or 1.1 million units. Export growth too is strictly single digit at 4.5%, a sharp fall from last year's nearly 50% growth. Of course, auto analysts say Indian car exports go to both developed as well as emerging markets.

In contrast, Chinese exports predominantly go to smaller African and Asian markets. Around 20-25% of all passenger vehicle exports come from Chery and Geely, two Chinese brands that sell abroad for less than $10,000.

Source: The Economic Times

India has never been in history a steady and consistent grower cause our economy as I would like to put it is 'more naturally driven by market forces'!!We are slumping now but suddenly a year or two from now sudden upsurge would be there in the growth rate. . . . I personally feel that ours is a very sustainable model.We do things when requird and not just to show that we can by hook and crook.
Tiger exports more cars than dragon!

NEW DELHI: Indians may not be buying as many cars as the Chinese but we are certainly exporting just as much. At 172,522 units, India's passenger vehicle export tally in calendar 2005, is just a tad higher than China's estimated 160,000 units.

So far, China has clocked 135,000 units in the January-October period compared with India's 135,204 units in the same stretch.

What has helped India's export run is the fourth-gear performance in December. Passenger vehicle exports hit an estimated 25,707 units, although domestic sales were flat as usual.

The India-China race in exports can be contrasted with the domestic tally in the two markets. According to stats from the Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers, India finished calendar 2005 with total passenger vehicle production of an estimated 1.2 million units, up 8.5% over last year.

China is all set to close the year with approximately 5.6 million units, up 10% from a year ago. While India's 30% clip last year outshone China's 15% increase, the growth stakes are now evenly balanced. But the Indian market is one-fifth of China's domestic sales.

India's sales tally in 2005 was even lower at just over 7% or 1.1 million units. Export growth too is strictly single digit at 4.5%, a sharp fall from last year's nearly 50% growth. Of course, auto analysts say Indian car exports go to both developed as well as emerging markets.

In contrast, Chinese exports predominantly go to smaller African and Asian markets. Around 20-25% of all passenger vehicle exports come from Chery and Geely, two Chinese brands that sell abroad for less than $10,000.

Source: The Economic Times

Suzuki, Hyundai
 
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Airboss

dont worry abt india and its 2 trilion GDP or starving 800 million.

concentrate on the 200 billion GDP of pakistan and the 90% masses stil living and believing in a medievil world of the 9th century
 
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Tiger exports more cars than dragon!

NEW DELHI: Indians may not be buying as many cars as the Chinese but we are certainly exporting just as much. At 172,522 units, India's passenger vehicle export tally in calendar 2005, is just a tad higher than China's estimated 160,000 units.

Source: The Economic Times

LOL, that was from 2005. :lol:

Check what happened now:

List of countries by motor vehicle production - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Airboss

dont worry abt india and its 2 trilion GDP or starving 800 million.

What 2 trillion? The IMF says that India's economy was 1.6 trillion in 2011.
 
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thought India was more “isolated” from the external conditions than China was?

China might also be slowing down for better or worse,at least this is partly the result of the “double whammy” policies of rebalancing its economic structure and putting a brake on the real estate market。The auto industry is also suffering as a result of the limited registration regulations that are designed to cut car ownership in big cities。 Still China is growing at about 8% annually with a CPI of 2%。

India?India is at wit's end to do anything about its sliding economy。

Bwahaha
are u bloddy kidiing me ..?:rofl::rofl: China is doing a 5% maybe 6 at best no one knows for sure and it still going lower... with massive under and non performing asset buildup ..courtesy to the reall nice fat stimulus package ,(and i herd the CCP is on its way to deliver another one), bulging the debt to 150% fiscal and u say its growing at 8%?:rofl:

Poor jia bao wet ahead and said were gonna engineer an slowdown when evidently it was inevitable thye couldn't handle the pileup if things went south.

In all sincerity the only ray of hope for CHina is its savings .... tht can help it in an actual recession which might just happen if the "status quo" leadership(the old goats) comes into power this season ; on the other hand if the reformists come into power(the youngins) they might just take some bold moves tht can go either way...chances of a war is also more likely with them.

What 2 trillion? The IMF says that India's economy was 1.6 trillion in 2011.
u wana tell me tht when investing internally which numbers matter and maybe then i continue with my explanation? the PPP or the $ based?

PPP wise its 4+trillion and remains a more steady measure as compared to the other ,chos e what u prefer and name the advantages.ill make my case.


Ive had it with this ignorance.
 
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But we are not a shining incredible supa dupa powah!

Indian Govt never claimed we are "shining incredible supa dupa powah" But your nation was the self-proclaimed leader of the Islamic world but ended with the title "Camp follower of Western Imperialism " :rofl:
 
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Bwahaha
are u bloddy kidiing me ..?:rofl::rofl: China is doing a 5% maybe 6 at best no one knows for sure and it still going lower... with massive under and non performing asset buildup ..courtesy to the reall nice fat stimulus package ,(and i herd the CCP is on its way to deliver another one), bulging the debt to 150% fiscal and u say its growing at 8%?:rofl:

I love how you Indians invent numbers, when it's so easy to check the actual numbers online. :lol:

Last two quarters from India - 5.5% and 5.3%

bbc.co.uk/news/business-19432961

Growth was 5.5% in the April to June period from a year earlier.

That compares with a 5.3% annual growth rate in the previous quarter.

Last two quarters from China - 7.6% and 8.1%

bbc.co.uk/news/business-18824088

Gross domestic product rose by 7.6% in the second quarter, compared with the same period a year ago.

That is down from 8.1% in the previous three months.
 
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CHINEASE DRAGON

2011 finshed 19 months

WE ARE NEARLY IN 2013

Have you just woken from coma for nearly 2 years

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CHINEASE DRAGON

2011 finshed 19 months

WE ARE NEARLY IN 2013

Have you just woken from coma for nearly 2 years

:hitwall:

Traditionally, people wait until the year is actually over before providing annual GDP numbers for that year. :lol:
 
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7.6% GDP Growth, that's a massive slowdown for Chinese economy too. :woot:

We have already grown at double-digits for the past three decades. :lol:

A cooldown is necessary for our economy, in order to create more sustainable growth. Our actual GDP target is 7.5%.

India on the other hand has not even achieved sustained double-digit growth in the first place. :azn:
 
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We have already grown at double-digits for the past three decades. :lol:

A cooldown is necessary for our economy, in order to create more sustainable growth. Our actual GDP target is 7.5%.

India on the other hand has not even achieved sustained double-digit growth in the first place. :azn:

I can see Chinese economy is too hit hard by the global slowdown. :laugh:
 
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Chinease dragon...

you sit and wait in 2011 $1.67 trillion GDP

we indians have moved on to 2013 nearly and $2 trillion GDP

guess wat 1.67 trillion compounded by average growth rate 6% gives you over 2 years = yes you guessed it over $1.9 trillion

THATS WHERE WE GET OUR $2 TRILLION GDP FROM
 
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