India’s Phenomenal Growth Trajectory: On Track to Become the World’s #3 Economy
From being the world’s 13th-largest economy in 2000, India’s GDP was the world’s fifth-largest in 2024, and is projected to be the third-largest by 2029.
From being the world’s 13th-largest economy in 2000, India’s GDP was the world’s fifth-largest in 2024, and is projected to be the third-largest by 2029.
Global trade is a mirror reflection of trade surplus economies supplying raw materials and goods, and trade deficit economies absorbing them to drive growth and consumption.
China is the global leader in high-tech exports, and Asian economies feature prominently among the top ten exporters.
Preliminary data suggest that China’s export growth underwent a marked shift between H2 2024 and H1 2025, coinciding with multiple rounds of U.S. and EU tariff hikes.
Global agricultural supply chains are vulnerable to several risks in 2025, with important implications for agri businesses and players in the sector.
With booming exports and investment flowing into a flourishing manufacturing sector, Mexico has become a gateway to North America.
The global economy is experiencing a precipitous transition from developed to emerging economies. India and a group of smaller economies will drive global growth for decades.
The new tariffs will hit these top 50 traded products hardest, and both countries must rapidly develop contingency trade plans.
Trump’s tariffs are injecting uncertainty into global trade patterns, which could become more complex, fragmented and regionalised in 2025.
The world will soon witness a historic development when India’s economy surpasses Germany and Japan. The relentless rise of India’s economy makes it imperative for businesses to position themselves accordingly.