India could benefit from a protracted U.S.-China trade war as manufacturers look for alternatives and Washington looks for another partner in Asia.
" It is not a true counterbalance to China in the Indian Ocean basin but it is certainly a country that can be a strategic partner with the United States in that region," say Rodger Baker, senior vice president of strategic analysis at Stratfor.
He says a closer relationship with New Delhi could potentially have many upsides for the U.S. and was something Washington had been interested in before the Trump administration. President Donald Trump shakes hands with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi as they begin a meeting in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, on June 26, 2017., but it could still be a good partner for the U.S. amid a protracted trade war, one global political analyst told CNBC on Tuesday.
"India is still a very large country. It has a relatively robust economy, a lot of potential down the road. It is not a true counterbalance to China in the Indian Ocean basin but it is certainly a country that can be a strategic partner with the United States in that region," said Rodger Baker, senior vice president of strategic analysis at geopolitical intelligence firm Stratfor.
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