India set to surpass G7 economies in GDP growth
India is on track to beat the G7 countries in GDP growth by 2030, according to a new Equirus report.
The country's rise is fueled by strong economic policies, big investments, and growing demand from rural areas.
India recently moved up to become the world's fourth-largest economy, overtaking Japan.
Rural spending on everyday goods grew twice as fast last year
Between 2025 and 2030, India is expected to contribute over 15% of global GDP growth—more than Japan, Germany, and the entire G7 combined.
Rural spending on everyday goods grew twice as fast as urban areas last year, and the gap between rural and urban spending has narrowed a lot in the past decade.
After elections, investments likely to ramp up significantly
After elections, both central and state governments are likely to ramp up their investments by over 17%, backed by a major liquidity boost.
With global markets shifting—like stocks and bonds moving together more than before—the report suggests mixing up investments across regions and sectors for better returns.
As the economy grows, these changes could mean more opportunities in jobs, business, and innovation.