Hope the globe trotting foreign diplomacy help us too in trade...

//The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh announced on Friday that 97% of items covering fisheries and leather products would be exempted of Chinese tariffs.//

//“As part of our economic diplomacy, Bangladesh had written to China to exempt our export items from tariffs. In response to this China’s State Council Tariff Commission has issued a notification recently. Bangladesh is among the Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and that is why this decision was taken by China”, announced Mohammed Touhidul Islam, Senior Information Officer of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.//

//Friday’s announcement is expected to help Bangladesh cushion the economic impact of the pandemic and also emerge as a possible beneficiary alongside Vietnam and Chile of the U.S.-China trade war.//

Now, China embraces Bangladesh in trade

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பொய் சொல்லுவார்...

அவர் யார்..?

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மக்களே... மக்களே... சீனாவை திட்டாதீங்க மக்களே... அவங்க நம்ம எல்லைய ஊடுருவல...

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துவைச்சு வெச்ச துணி'ல Comfort'கு பதிலா ரெண்டு மூடி Old Spice ஊத்திட்டேன்...

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அடேய் anti-national... மோதிய கிண்டல் பண்ணா நம்ம தேசத்தையும் ராணுவத்தையும் கிண்டல் பண்ற மாதிரி... பாத்துக்க ஆமா...

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ஆத்தா மார்த்தா...

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தக்க பதிலடி தரலாம்'னா இந்த சப்பை மூக்கனுங்ககிட்ட கிரிக்கெட் டீம் வேற இல்ல...

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ஹய்யோ... எங்க எவன்ட்ட எப்படி மிதி வாங்குனாலும், கோவத்துல இவன் நமக்குத்தான பெட்ரோல் விலைய ஏத்துவான்...

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War is trade, not border...

//"On an average, the increase in the prices of APIs (active pharmaceutical ingredients) and KSMs (key starting materials) has been around 20 per cent compared to the pre-COVID-19 days," says Sudarshan Jain, Secretary General of the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, which has many leading Indian pharmaceutical companies  as its members.//

//Consider the price of isopropyl alcohol (IPA) imported from China. This has seen as much as a 100 per cent increase. It is an important ingredient in the disinfectants and is used extensively by the pharma industry and also by the makers of sanitisers. "We use about 500 to 600 tonnes of IPA per month and the Indian pharma industry would be using around 20,000 to 30,000 tonnes per month (and this excludes sanitiser-makers)," says Dr Satyanarayana Chava, founder and CEO of Laurus Labs.//

Chinese pharma suppliers raise prices 20%

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India Today channel is telecasting hand-to-hand combat between Indian and Chinese soldiers at LAC... Soldiers are collapsing with hits...

Bloody insensitive...

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