Nilesh Shah
As China’s economic growth slows, people are looking for the next big driver of growth. And India seems to fit the bill. The IMF estimates that India will be the fastest- growing major economy in the world this year, which is why ...
Corruption is a problem, but the economy is more open than it was ten years ago. 印尼强大前景的第二个原因是,它发现了将民主与经济改革相结合的道路。从20世纪90年代的挫折中吸取教训,印尼发展了一个虽有瑕疵但多元化的政治体制,强调和解和社会和谐。佐科·维多多是一个看似悠闲的总统,自从2014年上任以来,...
The IMF [International Monetary Fund] expects GDP to grow more than 7 percent this year, making India the world’s fastest-growing large economy. Powered by a rising middle class that’s expected to more than triple to 89 million households by 2025, India has an attractive long-term future...
It means we’re likely to see continued investment in sectors that support or are supported by India’s growing digital economy. The industrial and logistics sectors, in particular, are not just having a moment; they’re set for sustained growth. As long as the e-commerce and digital service...
There should be plenty of opportunities in an economy that continues to outperform its rivals.Indian GDP grew 7.8 per cent in 2023, with expansion of 6.8 per cent expected in 2024.Mainland China, by contrast, managed only 5.2 per cent in 2023, and growth will slow to 4.6 per cent this ...
Why does the government intervene in the economy? Should they, and what would the impact be if they did not? Discuss why the gross domestic product measures the economic wealth of a nation? Why is Indian rupee depreciating despite strong GDP growth?
India continues to be one of the fastest growing economies of the world. According to IMF estimates, the Indian economy is likely to grow at 6.5% in FY26 and FY27. No other economy of comparable size is likely to grow faster than India over the next few years. Slowdown appears to be...
India represents one of the biggest and fastest growing markets in the world today. India has the potential to become the third largest economy in the world (in U.S. dollar GDP terms) by 2050, behind only China and the U.S.A. India is an emerging economy that is likely to sustain ...
If India is such a rapidly growing economy and the US is facing economic issues, why is the value of the Indian rupee so low against the dollar? What causes this depreciation in value? Why did the Indian rupee depreciate in value relative to the USD while the US Federal Reserve was ...