In a world marked by economic volatility and geopolitical tensions, it’s easy to get swept up in global uncertainty. However, India’s economic resilience continues to stand out, making it an attractive destination for investors. Despite external challenges, including trade disruptions and rising tariffs, India’s strong domestic demand, robust growth trajectory, and ongoing reforms offer a compelling case for why investors should stay bullish. Let’s take a closer look at the l

In the last week, we saw the spotlight firmly on India’s strong economic performance. India’s economy grew by 8.2% in the September quarter, outperforming market expectations of 7.3% and accelerating from the previous quarter's 7.8% growth. This marks the sharpest annual growth since March 2024, reflecting resilience despite the 50% US tariff imposed in August. Key drivers include increased government spending and GST tax cuts, which boosted consumer spending to 7.9% growth,

The Economist made an interesting observation this week. It says that apart from the pandemic slump in 2020, the world hasn’t really had a “normal” recession since the 2008 financial crisis. And even after COVID, the global economy has been growing at roughly 3% a year since 2022. Unemployment is low. Company profits are solid. So it almost feels like we’re living through a “recession recession” or a world where recessions have gone missing.