As the United States goes to the polls on November 5, economists believe the results could raise several issues for the Indian economy, from increased protectionist measures to impacts on domestic growth and employment, depending on who wins the race.
India, at the same time, is hopeful of benefiting from the US’s anti-China stance, which could boost its exports to the country regardless of the election outcome.
Experts feel India-US trade relations could face headwinds if the US turns to more protectionist policies to boost its manufacturing sector. Although India’s domestic fundamentals are stable, economists said Donald Trump’s victory could