Goldman Sachs: India is projected to surpass the United States and become the second-largest global economy by the year 2075.

India’s technology industry is expected to experience significant revenue growth by the end of 2023, according to Nasscom, with an estimated increase of $245 billion. This growth will be driven by various sectors, including IT, business process management, and software products. Additionally, Goldman Sachs predicts that capital investment will play a crucial role in India’s economic expansion, as the country’s savings rate is expected to rise alongside increasing incomes and financial sector development.

However, there are potential downside risks to India’s growth, such as the declining labor force participation rate, particularly among women. The report highlights that only 20% of working-age women in India are employed, with many engaged in informal piecework that is not accounted for in formal employment measures. Another factor impacting growth is India’s current account deficit, which affects net exports. Despite this, the country’s economy is primarily driven by domestic demand and investments, contributing up to 60% of its overall growth.

Various financial institutions, including S&P Global and Morgan Stanley, have also projected that India is on track to become the world’s third-largest economy by 2030. In the first quarter of this year, India’s GDP expanded by 6.1%, surpassing expectations. The full-year growth is estimated to reach 7.2%, slightly lower than the previous fiscal year’s growth rate of 9.1%.

Overall, India’s progress in technology, domestic consumption, and investment opportunities position it for robust economic growth in the coming years, despite potential challenges in labor force participation and net exports.