While India banned several Chinese apps in 2020, Huawei and ZTE were never formally prohibited. Instead, New Delhi tightened security norms through a directive for the telecom sector, which has been in place since June 2021.
China's Huawei and ZTE are yet to receive approval from the National Cyber Security Coordinator, as they are yet to meet the requirements under the the 'trusted sources regime'
The DoT's proposal is similar to the 'rip and replace' program implemented in the United States, where the government provided funds to reimburse telecom companies for replacing equipment considered a national security risk.
For India to continue to outperform, the government needs to find a way to break the policy logjam, says Arnab Das of Trusted Sources. He says GST will be a game changer for the Indian market.
Longer-term the issues are still to be resolved and both Greece and the Eurozone need more time to iron out the flaws in the single currency, feels Das.
This trend reflects on the performance of both governments on the reforms front, says Arnab Das
Arnab Das, managing director, macro-strategy, Trusted Sources sees more easing from PBoC as China still has plenty of room for stimulus since the country is a net creditor.
In the event that ‘patience‘ finds a mention in the Fed statement and the guidance is dovish, Arnab Das of Trusted Sources believes it will be good for risky assets such as the US equity market, emerging markets and currencies.
According to Arnab Das, Managing Director - Macro Strategy at Trusted Sources, investors could be disappointed by the Brazil verdict (reappointment of Dilma Rousseff as president), but this may have a positive impact on India.