16th February, 2024
ANUPA MUKHERJEE
It is promised to be the world's top economy but is likely facing a slower growth trajectory.
India's large, young population and developing sectors provide potential for significant economic growth.
While growth will be slower than in developing nations, the US economy is expected to remain a global powerhouse.
This Southeast Asian nation has the potential for significant economic expansion driven by a large working-age population.
With abundant natural resources, Brazil has the potential to be a significant economic player if it manages internal challenges.
Europe's largest economy will likely struggle with an aging population and could lose its position.
Like Germany, Japan's advanced economy will face the challenges of a shrinking and aging population.
Economic growth faces hurdles due to geopolitics, an aging population, and reliance on commodities.
Facing uncertainty post-Brexit but maintaining a diversified economy and global financial center.
Benefits from its proximity to the U.S. market and young population, providing room for continued growth.