“You would be hard pressed to find a country better positioned for the rule of the jungle that we have entered now than India,” explains Eurasia Group CEO, Maziar Minovi. “They have meaningful trade ties with China, but not so much in the sectors that would worry Washington, and Modi and Trump are well-aligned, both in how they approach running their economies as well as a kind of more strongman approach within democracy.” Maziar spoke with Forbes about India, what developments and priorities for the US and China will mean for emerging markets, and the bumpy ride ahead for investors: https://lnkd.in/ePVnpqPg
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