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China’s GDP rate slumps to 6.2%, the lowest level of 27 Years

China's GDP rate 2019: US-China trad war

The danger ring has begun for the world’s second-largest economy. Growing up in the trade war with the US, China’s GDP rate has dropped to the lowest level of 27 years.

According to a recent analytical report, the China growth rate has dropped to 6.2% in the quarter of April-June which is the lowest level of 27 years. Before this, it has been noticed in the January-March quarter in 1992. In this year, the growth rate was 6.4% in the January-March quarter.

China's gdp 1992-2019

The reason behind this decline is the China trade war running with the US. Experts say that China has regularly made mistakes in this trade war, and this is the reason China has reached this GDP rate.

Indian economist Akash Jindal said this effect has happened from the US-China trade war. China’s GDP is going down steadily, due to this unemployment is increasing rapidly and industrialists are unable to pay the loans taken for their business.

According to the April-June report, it is clear that China’s growth rate will not increase for the next 6 months. Because in the first half, China’s GDP rate was 6.3%.

Apart from this, China has disclosed its GDP report on Friday. In which, China’s export has declined due to the high tariff rate of the US. China’s import has also declined due to low domestic demands… mentioned in the report. With exports, China is also concerned about domestic imports because China is the largest market for Asian countries.

Experts say that this is the biggest opportunity for the Indian market. India can increase its economic growth from the US-China trade war. An economic expert Ashok Jindal said that due to the decline in China’s GDP growth, China’s manufacturing industry is slow. And this is the biggest opportunity for India to promote its manufacturing market.

Everyone is looking into China’s employment. Experts believe that if US-China trade war continues, a global recession could come. It can affect its impact on other Asian countries. But this recession made a huge profit to the Indian pharma and paper industries, in the same way, other regions could also benefit from this trade war.

Ashok Jindal said that if the Indian government gives some GST benefits and some other incentives to the manufacturing sector, then it will be India’s dream, the biggest opportunity to move towards the 5 trillion economy.

Related: Which Asian countries will benefit from the China tourism boom?

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