How Brexit Impacts On India
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Brexit refers to the UK's withdrawal from the European Union following a 2016 referendum where British voters chose to leave the EU. Brexit will impact India's economy in several ways. It could close the window of opportunity that the UK provided for Indian companies to do business in Europe. India exports 17.66% of its total exports to Britain. Key sectors affected include automotive, IT, metals, oil, and pharmaceuticals. However, Brexit may open opportunities for India's education sector through more scholarships for Indian students and reduced travel costs to the UK. The full impact remains uncertain as Brexit has not been fully implemented.
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Brexit refers to the UK's decision to leave the European Union. A referendum was held in June 2016 where 51.9% voted to leave the EU. The EU is a political and economic union of 28 countries that allows free trade and movement between members. The UK joined the EU in 1973 but voted to leave in 2016 for reasons such as controlling borders and making independent trade deals. The UK formally started the withdrawal process from the EU in March 2017. Brexit has resulted in economic impacts for both the UK and India, including lowered GDP growth for the UK and businesses relocating from the UK.
Brexit
The document summarizes the history and events leading up to the UK's decision to leave the European Union (Brexit):
- The EU was formed in 1957 and gradually integrated economically and politically, adopting a common currency among other policies.
- The UK joined the EU in 1973 but a referendum in 1975 saw most voters in favor of remaining. Euroskeptic parties gained popularity over time.
- A 2016 referendum was called where 52% voted to leave the EU, driven partly by concerns over sovereignty, immigration, and fees paid to the EU.
- The Brexit vote had significant economic and political consequences, and formally leaving the EU will involve a complex withdrawal process as outlined in the EU's Lisbon
Brexit
The document discusses Brexit, the decision by the United Kingdom to leave the European Union. It provides background on the EU, defining it as a politico-economic partnership between 28 European countries established in 1993. Brexit refers specifically to the UK's decision to exit the EU. This was decided in a June 2016 referendum where voters chose to leave. Key reasons for supporting Brexit included concerns over EU rules challenging UK sovereignty, immigration levels burdening the UK, and the UK wanting more control over its money rather than having it managed by the EU. The outcome is expected to impact foreign investment in the UK as well as employment and small businesses that rely on access to the EU market.
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A referendum was held in the UK on June 23, 2016 to decide whether the country should remain in or leave the European Union. 51.9% voted to leave the EU, known as Brexit. Supporters of Brexit believe the EU imposes too many rules on business and charges high membership fees with little return. Leaving the EU will allow the UK to take back control of its borders and immigration. Brexit will significantly impact the UK and EU economies, as half of UK exports go to the EU and half of imports come from the EU. It will also impact the UK's role on the global stage as a military partner in NATO. By the end of March 2017, the UK Prime Minister Theresa May plans to trigger Article
Brexit
The European Union consists of 28 member states with over 500 million people, comprising 7% of the world's population. The UK held a referendum on June 23rd, 2016 to decide whether to remain in or leave the EU, deciding by a majority vote of 51% to leave. This has led to negative economic impacts, with stock markets losing over $2 trillion in wealth globally and the British pound falling to its lowest levels against the dollar since 1985. India trades over $14 billion annually with Britain, and UK had provided access for Indian companies to European markets, so Brexit could negatively impact Indian trade, pharmaceutical exports to Europe, and companies with large European operations.
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- 1. BREXIT IMPACT ON INDIA PRESENTING BY: KARTHIK .A. TEMBADAMANI
- 3. European Union??? A politico-economic union of 28 member states located in Europe. The EU has developed an internal single market through a system of laws that apply in all its member states EU policies aim to ensure the free movement of people, goods, services, and capital within the internal market
- 4. BREXIT
- 5. What is Brexit ? As the word Suggest BREXIT= “Britain” and “Exit”. Withdrawal of the Britain from the European Union. On 23rd June in the historic nationwide referendum, 52% British voter chose to leave the European Union
- 7. Why Brexit? People of Britain were not given the power of decision making of their country Britain trade rules are bounded by European Law After Brexit, Britain can negotiate the terms and conditions of the trade with different countries
- 8. Impact of Brexit on India UK always have been access point for business for Indian companies and also for European companies. After Brexit this window will get close India exports to Britain at 17.66% of the total exports
- 9. Impact of Brexit on India The pound rate has fallen against dollar and rupees. Companies like Motherson Sumi which have their 85% of income coming from Europe will be adversely affected NASSCOM has predicted that the effect of Brexit will be felt on the $108 Billion Indian IT sector in the short term.
- 11. Sectors affected by Brexit on India? Auto components ( eg: Tata motors, Mahindra) IT companies ( eg: Tech Mahindra Ltd and HCL Technologies Ltd.) Metals ( eg: Tata steel) Oil industries ( eg: Bharat Petroleum Corp. Ltd, Hindustan Petroleum Corp. Ltd and Indian Oil Corp. Ltd.) Pharmaceuticals
- 13. Brexit impact on startups in India Startups uses Britain as opportunity to start business all across Europe after Brexit this will get hit Impact will be minimal on early stage investments Overall Indian startup will not get hit from Brexit due to 100% FDI in India
- 14. Effect on Education sector/students & Travel Britain's exit from the EU is expected to open up significant business and economic opportunities for the Indian Education Sector Brexit frees up funds and more scholarships for Indian students Reduction in pound value reduces travelling cost to UK
- 15. What If…. Britain Exits Or Stays Brexit itself is still far from reality If UK remains with EU Real GDP growth of 2.3% per annum over the period to 2030. If Brexit happens Stock market falls, 9,50,000 Job losses and Unemployment would increase by around 5,00,000
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