China-India economic relations
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i) China-India trade, 2004-15; ii) Chinese FDI in India, 2004-15; Graphic courtesy: The Times of India, January 27, 2016
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China-India trade: 2004-14, Chart: The Times of India
Chinese investments in India, year-wise: 2010-2014; Graphic courtesy: The Times of India
Indian investments in China, year-wise; Graphic courtesy: The Times of India
2015
India and the world, Monthly average trade deficits and surpluses with China from Jan-July 2015; Graphic courtesy: The Times of India, September 27, 2015
The Times of India, September 27, 2015
China's economy is slowing from its double digit growth and many economies around the world are reeling as a result.Its trade partners, including India, have seen once dependable surpluses wither away, or already existing deficits compound.India counts a $3,540.5m trade deficit on average a month, according to data clocked between January and July 2015
Exports of China to India and India to China
Calls for boycotting Chinese goods don't sound practical in the present trade scenario. China is the largest source of India's imports while it is the fourth largest destination of our exports. Trade with India is a much smaller fraction of China's total trade volumes
i) The exports of China and India to each other as a percentage of the other country’s GDP;
i) The imports of China and India from each other as a percentage of the other country’s GDP
The Times of India
i) The imports of China and India from each other as a percentage of the other country’s GDP
The Times of India
