€ 16 Billion: With 60% growth from 2021 to 2023, Ireland India bilateral trade growing substantially

With the services sector at €14.37 Billion and the goods sector at €1.55 Billion, the bilateral trade between India and Ireland has now reached €16 Billion per annum. The respective overall figures for 2021 was €9.28 Billion. This indicates a massive growth of 60% in just two years. Continue reading € 16 Billion: With 60% growth from 2021 to 2023, Ireland India bilateral trade growing substantially

India Ireland bilateral trade picking up significant pace, nearing € 10 billion annually with India’s export of goods sector approaching € 1 Bn and services sector estimated at € 3.5 Bn

The bilateral trade between India and Ireland has seen a significant upwards trajectory in the last 9 years. From € 3.9 Bn in 2015 to € 9.7 Bn in 2022, this corridor has seen a growth of approximate 150%. Continue reading India Ireland bilateral trade picking up significant pace, nearing € 10 billion annually with India’s export of goods sector approaching € 1 Bn and services sector estimated at € 3.5 Bn

The short story of the opportunity to fly the flag high

I was fortunate to get the opportunity to get associated with the Embassy of India. There were occasions when everything went as planned and there were a few occasions where it did not get the expected outcome. That all added to the experience and learning. The exposure was amazing, got a chance to meet a lot of interesting people across events and gather a wealth of knowledge. It will be always an honour and proud moment to see the national flag flying high. Continue reading The short story of the opportunity to fly the flag high

Global Car Sales: At Crossroads : Customer ‘Spoilt for Choice’ or Courtesy Vague Market Signals ? Automobile Industry is Drifting ?

If you have a need and have the budget to buy a car , then this might be the best time to make that decision. The discounts are at all time high, plus you can bargain and get some waivers / discount on insurance, get some free accessories ,etc. The resale value for the car you purchase now vs something you would have purchased post April 2020 will get nullified with the current upfront discount. Also consider the fact that you will be trying to sell this car by 2022-23 & by that time the market situation might have completely changed. So there is no guarantee that a car bought post April 2020 will fetch you a great resale value.

There is going to be a great transition happening in the Automotive industry in the next 5 years. By 2025 the whole world would have moved to shared cars, self driving cars or even flying cars & that too brands like Google and Apple getting into the Automotive sector.

So this might be possibly the last chance to enjoy such huge discounts while buying your ‘own’ car. Continue reading Global Car Sales: At Crossroads : Customer ‘Spoilt for Choice’ or Courtesy Vague Market Signals ? Automobile Industry is Drifting ?