‘India should come out well because…’: CEA Ananth Nageswaran says tariffs helped avert ‘global imbalances coming to a head’

Anania Anna is already an economic economic adviser on Thursday. He stressed that India is well positioned to strategically navigate these failures.

“In some way, in the world, the status quo built imbalances in some time between some countries, some countries that save too much, while others are purely economy and economic growth. “This imbalance came to the head.”

He insisted that such failures needed a global economy to reconsider its commercial and economic schedule. “In a sense, such disorders need to be reconsidered, and that is what is happening,” he said.

“We have a great internal consumption economy. Exports are growing faster, and in terms of volume, they are much higher than the export of goods for sale. “

Despite the concerns about trade restrictions, Nagesvar noted that India focuses strategically focusing on a wider relationship between relations and play its cards well. “We have to go well, because in the last 18 years we have done so many shocks, from the global crisis, and each of them eventually left our economy,” he said.

“As for the macro paint, even the prevalence of uncertainty, despite the issues related to trade, we raised interest rates, and we have already passed their strict regions,” he added.