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HEADLINES: It’s all about Eurasian and Asian supply chains right now as the West threatens Russian trade from Moscow to Vladivostok, China enjoys record high FDI inputs, India’s Central Asia Summit and expectations for China’s and India’s economies in 2022.

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Xi Is Hosting Putin On Tomorrow’s Opening Of The Beijing Winter Olympics. What Will Be On The Discussion Agenda?
Eurasian geopolitics, security, sanctions evasions and trade boosts will all be discussed as no Western leaders attend but Central Asia and South Asian leaders take up the opportunity to hold side meetings in cordial surroundings without the overbearing presence of the United States.
 
What Are Russia’s Trade And Supply Chain Alternatives If The US And EU Impose Sanctions?
The Eurasian Economic Union Has Multiple Pending Free Trade Agreements While Russia-China Trade Is Increasing At Rates Of 30% Plus
 
China’s FDI Hit Record High, Global FDI Rebounds in 2021
China saw record high FDI inflows topping RMB 1 trillion last year, driven by strong services FDI. The robust double-digit growth is considered remarkable, yet reflects foreign companies’ growing confidence in China’s sound economic fundamentals and constantly improving business environment.
 
India – Central Asia Summit: Key Outcomes and Expectations for Trade and Investment
Changing realities in Afghanistan, China’s outsized presence, and the need for more export markets provide India with renewed impetus to seriously engage with the five Central Asian countries.
 
China’s 2022 Economic Outlook
China’s economic outlook for 2022 will depend on exports performance, pace of recovery of the property industry, and whether domestic consumption can rebound. China’s economy is mainly driven by exports and industrial production and its services sector, domestic consumption, and investment have not yet fully recovered.
 
India’s 2022 Economic Outlook
According to the National Economic Survey, the Indian economy is projected to grow 8-8.5% in 2022-23 on the back of increased capital expenditure and export growth.
 
Belt And Road Weekly Investor Intelligence #66
Huge regional and global geopolitical and trade implications were triggered this week with the US and EU sanctions impacting Russian and global supply chains. Meanwhile, we witnessed China and India in Central Asian competition, a proposed China-Indian Ocean Council, and the Russia-Iran-India INSTC railway connectivity getting underway.
 
 
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