
Asia’s Shifting Role in Global Supply Chains — Perspectives by ANDAMAN PARTNERS Co-Founder Rachel Wu
Analysis by ANDAMAN PARTNERS Co-Founder Rachel Wu on changing patterns in global supply chains.
India has the world’s largest population and now the fourth-largest economy at USD 3.6 trillion (2023) with a real GDP growth rate of 7.8%.
India has a total land area of 3.3 million square kilometres.
Government is democratic with a parliamentary system.
India’s economy is poised to become the world’s third-largest by 2030, while GDP per capita, though low, is gradually rising.
Real GDP growth was 7.8% in 2023 and is forecast to remain above 6% for the rest of the decade.
Government debt in the last decade peaked during the pandemic and stabilized post-pandemic, reaching 83% of GDP in 2023.
Total trade amounted to USD 1.1 trillion in 2023. Minerals, fuels & chemicals was the largest sector, followed by metals, electronics & machinery.
Leading export partners (2023): U.S. (USD 75.8 billion), UAE (USD 33.0 billion), Netherlands (USD 23.1 billion).
Leading import partners (2023): China (USD 122 billion), Russia (US 67.1 billion), U.S. (USD 42.1 billion).
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Analysis by ANDAMAN PARTNERS Co-Founder Rachel Wu on changing patterns in global supply chains.
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