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India set to top global growth charts, says Goldman Sachs
Business
Goldman Sachs just called it: India's economy is on track to grow 6.7% in 2026 and 6.8% in 2027—way ahead of the global average of 2.8%.
Thanks to steady inflation and easier money policies, India is looking like the world's breakout growth star for the next few years.
Why this matters
Emerging markets like India (and China, with a projected 4.8% growth) are expected to outpace richer countries, powered by strong local demand and some structural advantages.
While there are worries about weak job creation globally—even as productivity rises—India's economic momentum still stands out on the world stage.