India – Resilient in times of turbulance

by Inchincloser | May 28, 2015 | Foreign Direct Investment

India truly is the proverbial elephant economy. When other economies are buzzing, bursting and sizzling their way through high growth numbers, the world looks to India and wonders why she is so slow. When economies around the world bust, crackle and fizzle down, India...

China mulls drug price reformsChina mulls drug price reforms

by Inchincloser | May 27, 2015 | Laws and regulations

As China gets older faster than it gets richer, her pharmaceutical industry is under threat. Owing to sky high prices of medicines, thrust onto citizens by local hospitals, the Central government has cracked down on drug prices in a policy to be implemented from June...

Aamir Khan woos Chinese audiences

by Inchincloser | May 22, 2015 | Travel

Indian Bollywood actor Aamir Khan is a sensation in China. Having awed audiences in 3 idiots, as a geeky yet charismatic student, his latest film PK, recently released to rave reviews. In the first 72 hours of release in China, the film has already grossed US$5.3...

The long march to warming India-China relationsThe long march to warming India-China relations

by Inchincloser | May 17, 2015 | Foreign Policy

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Xian, Beijing and Shanghai has high on visuals yet, low on impact. The two countries had a lot of hopes riding on the shoulders of two of the most nationalist leaders we’ve had in decades, yet the steps taken...

China’s RMB moves towards a more global currency

by Inchincloser | May 17, 2015 | Foreign Policy

China’s devaluation of the Ren Min Bi or peoples currency is expected to have a less than dramatic effect on the Indian economy – the most affected sectors being textiles, metals and chemicals. While the yuan becoming cheaper against the dollar will mean...