India Rejects World's Largest Trade Deal: Economic Impact & Future Plans

India has made a bold decision to stay out of the world's largest trade agreement, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP), which accounts for 30% of global GDP. In this video, we explore why India ruled out joining RCEP, citing concerns over China's economic practices and protecting its own farmers and small businesses. We also delve into India's ambitious plans to become a global hub for semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to capture a $100 billion market by 2030. Watch to understand the implications of India's cautious trade strategy and its future in global commerce.

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[JayeNi]

People say that Indian like to daydream. I now think it’s true

[Jeff-smof]

Curry land is a trogen horse to disrupt bricks.

[balloonn]

Should interview someone knowledgeable in semiconductor industry 😂😂😂

[ajayrawat-bfpc]

Trade deals where China is dominant player is a loose all proposition. They have full control on market restrictions whilst subject the host country to all free market scrutiny.

[BREAKBALLYT]

No use in looking comment section😂 full of bots

[anwaarhussain]

If india didn't signed RCEP entire Asean will dry away soon.
Singapore has signed Ceca agreement to get Rcep signed but modi cheated Singapore in last moment 😅.