In the wake of rising trade tensions with the United States due to tariffs imposed by President Trump, China is turning its focus towards India as a potential new market. Despite historical border conflicts and investment limitations, Chinese firms are displaying adaptability by considering minority investments and sharing technology to tap into India’s expanding market. This strategic move by Chinese companies could not only help them access India’s lucrative market but also potentially evade the impact of US tariffs by shifting their manufacturing base to India. This shift in focus towards India indicates a significant opportunity for both Chinese and Indian businesses to collaborate and strengthen their trade relations amidst global trade uncertainties. By exploring new avenues for partnership and investment, China and India have the potential to foster mutually beneficial economic growth and enhance their positions in the global market.

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