A new age ChinatownA new age Chinatown

by Inchincloser | Sep 24, 2013 | Foreign Policy

The ballooning Indian trade deficit with China is no longer only affecting India, but is impacting China and their international play. India’s limited trade with China, means the country has few inroads into India, enabling less control over the region and a...

Inchin Closer at the World Economic ForumInchin Closer at the World Economic Forum

by Inchincloser | Sep 13, 2013 | Foreign Policy

A representative of the Mumbai Global Shapers Community at the World Economic Forum, Annual Meeting of New Champions, in Dalian, China Inchin Closer Founder and CEO, Nazia Vasi got a ring side view of the thought leaders, discussions and opinions shaping the world. A...

Dr. Manmohan Singh to visit China in October

by Nazia | Aug 20, 2013 | Foreign Policy

Neighbours, trade titans and sweet and sour siblings, China and India have upped the number of bilateral meetings in the recent past. Following the high level trade delegation led by Premier Li Keqiang earlier this year, foreign secretaries of the two nations have...

China gains another point in the black gold game

by Nazia | Jul 3, 2013 | Foreign Policy

Notwithstanding the ballooning trade deficit between India and China which swelled by 34 percent to reach US$12 billion in the first five months of this year, India is also heavily loosing out to China in acquiring oil assets internationally. Inchin Closer had earlier...

Are Chinese exports uncompetitive?

by Nazia | Jun 27, 2013 | Foreign Policy

As gold prices slump, the Chinese stock exchange plunges and Indian rupee falls to new lows, monetary policy analysts are revisiting the competitiveness of China – India bilateral trade. A report by India’s apex bank – the Reserve Bank of...

A handshake across the HimalayasA handshake across the Himalayas

by Nazia | May 24, 2013 | Foreign Policy

One third of the worlds populations, almost a half of global trade, sweet and sour neighbours, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang’s three day visit to India was a statement to the world. High on symbolism – India being his first foreign country to visit after...