Ranked: Real GDP Growth Forecasts for the Next 10 Years, by Country \ stacker news ~charts_and

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This graphic shows annualized 10-year real GDP growth projections, based on analysis from Ray Dalio’s Great Powers Index 2024.
India ranks first among the countries analyzed, driven by robust investment, moderate workforce expansion, and low debt levels.

Notably, India’s infrastructure spending has topped $100 billion annually over the last three years. The country is projected to have the world’s third largest economy by 2027, overtaking both Japan and Germany.

By contrast, the U.S. ranks near the lower end, with a projected annual GDP growth of 1.4%. Constraining this growth are high debt levels, standing at 265% of GDP across the non-financial sector and government debt at 123% of GDP.

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140 sats \ 0 replies \ @Golu 24 Sep

If we consider about the real real, it'll still be more than 6%. It has been the same way for around 30 years now. India has come a long way when in 90s it was not even under top 25 of economies, it's right now the 5th one.

10 sats \ 3 replies \ @Satosora 24 Sep

Why is europe so low?

41 sats \ 2 replies \ @TheMorningStar OP 24 Sep

May be you need tk read a bit more from @TomK posts. Ne tells us the real picture about Europe everyday.

I'd love to get your insights on why South Korea so low? 1.8% is not so good.

21 sats \ 1 reply \ @Satosora 24 Sep

Are you serious in believing the uae is going to keep producing? I realize europe is low, but so low that it tags behind everyone else? They still have a lot to offer. and lets get this straight, this is a prediction. Did any of these predictions from the past have covid calculations? NO. Its just a guess at best.

31 sats \ 0 replies \ @TheMorningStar OP 24 Sep

These are not about past but about future. Also, It's not I who created the data, It's Ray Dalio.

Yes, they have a lot to offer like $50 Billion straight to Ukraine.