A left-behind India could plausibly catch up with China as both seek an economic rebalance in the decades ahead. An Asian Century looks close.

Given the prosperity and world-leading innovations of so-called emerging economies, from China and India to South Korea and Qatar, the ‘developing’ label is outmoded, outdated and patronising.

Apart from India taking the big leap from the fragile five to the world's top five economies based on GDP in the last 10 y ...

As every projection into the next 30 years, many things can go differently, says Natixis' chief economist for Asia Pacific.

India will overtake Japan to become the fourth largest economy in the world by 2025 and overtake Germany to become the third largest by 2027, using the yardstick of GDP in current US dollars. See ...

India overtook Japan in domestic automobile sales in 2022 to become the world’s third-largest market after China and the United States ... Although India’s middle class is expanding, nominal GDP per ...

The global population has been on a steady, upward trajectory for decades. According to the latest data from the World Bank, the number of people on the planet has doubled since the mid-1970s. As of ...

Yet the ageing population could also be an opportunity to get more productivity out of older persons or a silver dividend, ADB said ...

The stock market reflects India’s ascendance as an economic superpower with premium valuations, but challenges remain for inclusive growth, said a Geojit study. A hot topic of discussion in global ...

P Chidambaram, however, refrained from allotting a time frame within which India would progress to the third place in the global ranking.

As per 2024 estimates of the International Monetary Fund, India, with its $2,731 per capita GDP ... India, with a GDP of $4.8 trillion, is preceded by the United States, China and Japan while ...