China announces major economic reforms

by Inchincloser | Nov 18, 2013 | Laws and regulations

Stock markets in Hong Kong and Shanghai jumped to a two and a half year high on news that China will be amending her one child policy, abolishing labour camps, and tweaking  land, market, financial and social welfare reforms. The changes announced as part of...

The Internet; changing lives in China, India

by Inchincloser | Nov 5, 2013 | Trade

The internet is greatly transforming the way young Chinese and Indians consume products, view entertainment and gain information. While China has long since triumphed the US in the number of internet users, India is estimated to overpar the United States to the number...

Two friends just catching up

by Inchincloser | Oct 25, 2013 | Foreign Policy

A confidence building measure was all that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s visit to China was. Sandwiched between corruption scandals and a floundering economy at home, the Indian prime minister failed to make waves in China. While the governments signed nine...

China’s might makes inroads into India

by Inchincloser | Oct 22, 2013 | Foreign Direct Investment

Indian Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh is quite familiar with Beijing by now. Where he needs a guiding light is India China trade. The disproportionate skew towards China, is so dismal that it has the Chinese worried. In order to create inroads and persuade...

Will the border issue ever be resolved?

by Inchincloser | Oct 18, 2013 | Foreign Policy

Sure, its the meeting of heads of state of Asia’s largest economies, yet maybe we shouldn’t be making such a big deal about it. Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s two day trip to Beijing from Moscow isn’t expected to bolster trade or solve our age...