India is set to become the third-largest economy and transition to the upper-middle-income category by fiscal 2030–31 if forecast annual growth of 6.7% is realized. S&P analysts are confident about it.

This may be India’s century. We look ahead at seven trends likely to shape the country for years to come—and help it achieve its development goals. Growing infra and strong leadership is crucial.

According to Bain & Company, the Indian economy is considered strong, with the firm highlighting its potential as a compelling investment destination due to favorable economic factors.

Budget 2025 is structured around fundamental growth engines: Agriculture, MSMEs, Investment and Exports. The transformative reforms across six core economic domains will be crucial.

The Indian economy is “sailing through smoothly,” even as global growth faces accelerating risks ranging from geopolitical tensions to climate change, according to the country’s central bank governor.

Projections indicate that India is poised to surpass Japan and Germany, positioning itself as the world's third-largest economy by 2027, according to a note published by analysts at Forbes.

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon has said that India's economy is strong and could reach $7 trillion by 2030. Dimon has cited India's growing infrastructure, strong leadership, and govt. initiatives.

India is set to become the third-largest economy and transition to the upper-middle-income category by fiscal 2030–31 if forecast annual growth of 6.7% is realized. S&P analysts are confident about it.

This may be India’s century. We look ahead at seven trends likely to shape the country for years to come—and help it achieve its development goals. Growing infra and strong leadership is crucial.

According to Bain & Company, the Indian economy is considered strong, with the firm highlighting its potential as a compelling investment destination due to favorable economic factors.

Budget 2025 is structured around fundamental growth engines: Agriculture, MSMEs, Investment and Exports. The transformative reforms across six core economic domains will be crucial.