India adjusts investment restrictions on China, Chinese Chamber of Commerce: just a "partial optimization," the actual situation needs further observation.

The Indian Cabinet announced on the 10th that it has approved amendments to the rules regarding investments from countries bordering India. According to Indian media reports, this is the first time India has relaxed restrictions on Chinese investments since the implementation of the 3rd news bulletin in April 2020. The previous restrictions had blocked the inflow of Chinese capital, causing many investment plans in India to stagnate. This relaxation will provide convenience for industries such as manufacturing, technology, and start-ups that rely on Chinese capital, and the industry has also welcomed the new rules. The India China Chamber of Commerce stated on the 11th that the adjustment of India's investment policy towards China this time is a "partial optimization" rather than a "complete opening up", so further observation is needed for the actual implementation and execution of the policy adjustment this time.