Amid Israel-Iran Tensions, Experts Optimistic About India’s Economy | Vantage with Palki Sharma

Amid Israel-Iran Tensions, Experts Optimistic About India’s Economy | Vantage with Palki Sharma

The war in West Asia brings uncertainty for oil-importing nations like India. With conflicts in oil-producing regions, questions arise about how this will impact India's economy. However, leading economists like Larry Summers and OECD's Alvaro Santos Pereira remain optimistic. Summers predicts India’s GDP could increase sixfold by 2047, while Pereira highlights reforms in bankruptcy systems and foreign investment as key growth drivers. Palki Sharma explores India's economic resilience amid geopolitical challenges.

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[sahusanalysis]

Mrs. Palki, you have excellent insider knowledge and a great research team. Consider investing 20-30% of your net worth in the Indian market for the next two to three decades.

[ravindranmokkilmaruthur]

Our RBI Governor is rated the best among his peers.

[martin]

He's wrong it will be more than 6 fold.

[casual-play]

Raghuram Rajan hid himself in a cave 😂

[rupamsinha]

Some people are comparing india as a whole at just on Olympics performance of india but purposefully left the para Olympics, chess Olympiad why because that doesn't suit there narrative. India lacks sport culture and we are now working on it it will surely be fruitful but it will take time and we indians are patient enough to wait because we want to go far so we have to take everything in account unlike china who developed with the cost of innocents with vile methods and suppression.

[thedeathhunter]

☪️ancer population is comparatively less that's why india is growing

[joykarmaker.p]

Druv Rathee be like “ kya Narendra Modi government ne Maldives ko loan diya iska matlab yeh hain ki tax modi ne diya? Kya isme sach me Bharat ka fayda hain? Kya Godi media sach sach report de rehe hain? Kya hain woh sach jo hum nehim jante " 😂😂😂😂😂
Disclaimer : I never vote for BJP, but my vote goes for TMC ( Mamta Banarjee)

[zeetvisascam]

Should indians be more concerned how hot will be the next summer!?😅😅😅😂😂

[shivarma]

😂thank u russia for saving us with fossil fuels😂

[KonglengLee-tl]

Grease oil on palms makes things go smoother in india. 2000 rupees deal done

[arkabanerjee]

India has created resilience of world's confusion

[rudrachaturvedi]

After Arnab Goswami, you are my favourite ❤

[samudivya]

Indian culture and lifestyle are the root for this steady growth. 💪

[Aarini_Ashwini-sx]

I am from India and over the last four years and still ongoing, Indian news outlets have repeatedly stated that India is significantly ahead of China, always pushing the narrative 'India wins, China loses.' So what better way to prove this narrative than at the world's largest sporting event (2024 Olympics). It’s the perfect opportunity for India to showcase their country's progress and human development. All of China’s finest athletes will be there, as well as India’s best, competing alongside the world’s greatest at the highest level. The event will be broadcast globally, with eyes focus on India and China as they compete. So, did India easily win as they claimed they would? Of course not, India lost to China 0 - 40 and India lost to Hong Kong, China 0 - 2

Olympic success is often a reflection of a country's growth and human development. If a nation such as India lacks infrastructure, training facilities, proper nutrition, and access to basic needs like food and water, it will very well likely perform poorly in the Olympics. Looking at India's extremely poor performance in the 2024 Olympics, it is now crystal clear that India isn't growing or developing at all, and India's economy is not the 5th largest as they have boasted, but rather closer to their bottom-of-the-ladder Olympic ranking of 71.

[ravindranmokkilmaruthur]

If all economists are laid end to end they would never reach a conclusion
Bernard Shaw.

[kumark]

All this development and increase in GDP is nothing until India does something to change life style of ordinary citizen and ALSO INDIA WILL CHANGE 1000%, THE DAY PEOPLE DRIVE LIKE THEY DO IT OTHER COUNTRIES ON ROADS!!!! Its easy to teach a Billion people than 2 Billion people in future.

[thewandererofmumbai]

India doesn't rely on any big thing from Israel. I feel india must hold into its BRICS membership. They can truly help make india become better and more self reliant on anything. Especially not allow sanctions have much effect on our economy

[ashutoshsingh]

Until and unless it matches it's potential gdp it can never come close to china. We have high gpd growth rate because of lower base if china being a 20 trillion dollar gdp adds 2.5% i.e 500 billion to its gdp very year it will still be growing at a fatser rate than what india being a 4 trillion dollar add growing at 10% i.e 400 billion dollars

[Himanshu.Harleyx]

What and where are those policies I don't see any

[SharonX]

24 trillion by 2047 it's low very low. Average 4% annual GDP growth rate that means