The growth in India has already collapsed. It is already doomed. Indian GDP per capita grew by a rate of just 2.5% in last 8 years the current leadership has been in power. In 20...

In 2022, PM Modi launched a scheme that is the next big thing after UPI How? It's going to revolutionize the logistics of India, just like UPI did for payments Here's why this is...

The European growth model will be under severe pressure over the next decade. A thread. 1/

#BREAKING: Saudi Crown Prince announces the launch of “Murabba” project to develop the world's largest modern "Downtown" in Riyadh supporting non-oil GDP by up to 180 billion Riyal...

Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announces the launch of #NewMurabba, the world’s largest downtown in Riyadh, covering 19 km²… The project will contain #TheMukaab, an extraordinar...

"The country’s reopening will boost global growth, perhaps uncomfortably..."😅 Is the western media always so hesitant? https://t.co/LmIjXHdMNI

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I argue that industrial and economic growth strategies cannot be uniform across regions in a vast and diverse country like India in this published in @IsleTweets @SpringerNature ‘E...

ICICI and HDFC Bank will be key players in taking India to a $5 Trillion economy Both Banks have now presented the Q3 results A thread 🧵on the business performance of both banks...

1/9 There's no question that the property sector must play a "diminished role" in China’s growth. A 3-decade property bubble has left China with a vastly oversized property sector...

Russian Foreign Relations Minister Sergei Lavrov accused the West of sabotaging economic growth in Brazil and other developing countries that have potential to be major economic po...

1/9 Economic powerhouses like Guangdong and Zhejiang are setting relatively "moderate" growth targets for 2023, "vowing to restore exports, consolidate their footholds in hi-tech a...

Oft-repeated chestnut abt India's growth - how "global uncertainty" makes it tough for us to do 2003 (or China) encore. Uriah Heep cop-out - cheap money, cheap cmdty - ⬇️ in India'...

1/5 Good article. The WSJ says Beijing is planning to set a 5% GDP growth target for theChinese economy in 2023. This is probably broadly in line with most expectations. https://...

If my great-grandfather had invested $1000 in Altria stock in 1925 That would be worth $1.33 Billion today and generating over $106 Million in annual dividend income My family wo...

Positives: 1. Indian economy would reach $5 trillion by 2026 & then 10 trillion by first half of 2030s 2. India would finally have a Military Industrial Complex (MIC) 3. Indian ci...

“If nothing changes and Indian talent cannot easily flow to the US, in a few decades, US capital and US firms will move to India.” For India’s interests, that outcome will actuall...

Som Distilleries: A small cap beer co, based out of Bhopal, has 3 millionaire brands (sells million cases p.a.) – Hunter, Power Cool & Black Fort. Currently has presence in MP (55%...

1/7 Recent comments from a senior official who is expected to play an important role in future economic policymaking show just how schizophrenic China has become about the concept...

Without knowing much of the Chinese economy, the obstacles for its future growth appear impressive & solid as many observers fortunately notice now. Here are the standard arguments...

I am in india after a gap of 4.5yrs and what I am seeing makes me wonder how India is absolutely living in another planet right now. A few observations Disc - I have met only few...

Kaduna’s VAT And A New Pecking Order: A Thread Mr Nasir ElRufai is a veritable example of what laser-sharp focus on infrastructural development can afford any society, can afford...

India may have grown far more rapidly in the last 40 years, than it did in the 40-year period preceding it But cultural transformation (esp. among urban middle classes was far gre...

1/9 "If China is to put growth onto a more sustainable footing, it needs to empower its consumers. In particular, Beijing should allocate hefty fiscal transfers into state pension...