India has a rich history of industrial growth and innovation. The nation’s industrial sector, once centred around textiles and agriculture, has rapidly evolved into a diverse ecosystem that includes advanced sectors such as information technology, pharmaceuticals, and automotive. This dynamic shift reflects India’s growing prominence on the global stage and its increased competitiveness in the world economy. In an increasingly interconnected and globalized world, a nation’s competitiveness is paramount to attracting businesses, investments, and talent, and India is making all the right strides towards bolstering its industrial competitiveness. Morgan Stanley predicts a significant shift in the global order as India emerges as the world’s third-largest economy, surpassing Japan and Germany by 2027. The country is also expected to secure the third-largest stock market position in the coming years. These developments offer a remarkable opportunity for investors and companies to tap into India’s growing power and potential. Morgan Stanley’s estimates indicate that India’s GDP could more than double from its current value of $3.5 trillion to exceed $7.5 trillion by 2031. Moreover, projections suggest a substantial rise in India’s per capita income from $2,000 to approximately $5,000 within the same timeframe. This transformative shift is driven by three influential factors: accelerated financialization, a shift towards clean energy, and a digital revolution.
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