Indian markets are abuzz with a singular refrain. Donald Trump's Presidency of the United States is set to open new opportunities for India, especially in the pharmaceutical sector.
Highlighting the potential impact of political shifts in Washington on the pharmaceutical sector, industry experts note that a Republican administration could pose challenges for large pharmaceutical companies, which might inadvertently benefit India's generic drug manufacturers, reports The Pharma Letter’s India correspondent.
The current political climate in the USA, marked by a more favorable stance towards India and a tougher approach towards China, could further lead to significant opportunities for Indian pharmaceutical companies, state analysts.
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