Beijing can't overlook increasing competitiveness of Indian manufacturing sector: Chinese media

ANI  |  New Delhi [India] 

cannot overlook the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in and should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness, said an article in China's state-owned tabloid The Global Times.

According to the piece, there has been a lot of discussion about whether India's higher-than-expected economic growth of 7 percent from October to December 2016 is authentic and reliable.

"Meanwhile less attention is being paid to bright points in the country's economy. What cannot be overlooked is the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in India," it said.

The article titled "should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness," said India's manufacturing sector still grew 8.3 percent in the third quarter of the country's fiscal year despite Modi's demonetization move putting a dent in India's economic momentum.

Praising India's manufacturing growth, the article further said it is a great achievement for the former.

"The rapid growth in India's manufacturing sector is likely to continue. The Nikkei Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index grew to 50.7 in February from 50.4 in January, suggesting an expansion of activity in the sector," it added.

The article claimed that India's has great potential to emerge as a regional hub for labor-intensive industries despite the country being in its initial stage of developing export-oriented manufacturing industries.

"One recent analysis showed China's manufacturing hourly wage in 2016 was roughly five times that in India," the article said.

Asserting that rapid economic expansion in is a good thing for as China's consumer market matures, the article however, said that Chinese manufacturers will inevitably face increased competition from Indian firms at the same time.

"As labor costs climb in China, Vietnam has become an emerging manufacturing nation, but doesn't need to panic. However, manufacturing development in a large country like means more pressure on The increasing competitiveness from India's manufacturing sector is a issue of strategic importance and deserves more attention," it said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

Beijing can't overlook increasing competitiveness of Indian manufacturing sector: Chinese media

China cannot overlook the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in India and should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness, said an article in China's state-owned tabloid The Global Times.According to the piece, there has been a lot of discussion about whether India's higher-than-expected economic growth of 7 percent from October to December 2016 is authentic and reliable."Meanwhile less attention is being paid to bright points in the country's economy. What cannot be overlooked is the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in India," it said.The article titled "China should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness," said India's manufacturing sector still grew 8.3 percent in the third quarter of the country's fiscal year despite Narendra Modi's demonetization move putting a dent in India's economic momentum.Praising India's manufacturing growth, the article further said it is a great ...

cannot overlook the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in and should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness, said an article in China's state-owned tabloid The Global Times.

According to the piece, there has been a lot of discussion about whether India's higher-than-expected economic growth of 7 percent from October to December 2016 is authentic and reliable.

"Meanwhile less attention is being paid to bright points in the country's economy. What cannot be overlooked is the increasing competitiveness of the manufacturing sector in India," it said.

The article titled "should pay more attention to India's increasing manufacturing competitiveness," said India's manufacturing sector still grew 8.3 percent in the third quarter of the country's fiscal year despite Modi's demonetization move putting a dent in India's economic momentum.

Praising India's manufacturing growth, the article further said it is a great achievement for the former.

"The rapid growth in India's manufacturing sector is likely to continue. The Nikkei Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index grew to 50.7 in February from 50.4 in January, suggesting an expansion of activity in the sector," it added.

The article claimed that India's has great potential to emerge as a regional hub for labor-intensive industries despite the country being in its initial stage of developing export-oriented manufacturing industries.

"One recent analysis showed China's manufacturing hourly wage in 2016 was roughly five times that in India," the article said.

Asserting that rapid economic expansion in is a good thing for as China's consumer market matures, the article however, said that Chinese manufacturers will inevitably face increased competition from Indian firms at the same time.

"As labor costs climb in China, Vietnam has become an emerging manufacturing nation, but doesn't need to panic. However, manufacturing development in a large country like means more pressure on The increasing competitiveness from India's manufacturing sector is a issue of strategic importance and deserves more attention," it said.

(This story has not been edited by Business Standard staff and is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)

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