India expects “policy continuity” with the United States no matter what the result is in the US presidential election, the country’s chief economic adviser told Reuters.

India’s Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran was speaking to Reuters in Singapore just as Republican Donald Trump declared victory in Tuesday’s election.

“To a large extent, it will be policy continuity either way. So there’ll be variations by degrees,” Nageswaran said.

“We will deal with whoever America chooses to elect as president.” Nageswaran said he expects economic relations with US also to remain steady.

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