Amid uncertainty over Trump's policies, US companies holds investments in India
News: Donald Trump’s election has put US companies and their India investments in a “wait and watch” mode, pausing large-scale investments due to policy uncertainty.
Many companies await clarity on Trump’s post-inauguration policies, with some anticipating a shift favoring India over China.
Electronics firms are delaying decisions as clients reconsider strategies, including setting up more US factories. Meanwhile, some companies aim to diversify away from China and expand in India but face hurdles like raw material procurement and scalability challenges. Despite demand, officials express concerns over stalled investments, while others view diversification from China as an opportunity for India’s growth.
Source: MSN
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