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26 Sep, 2024

India's economic outlook 2024

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Amid global economic challenges, geopolitical tensions, and recession fears, the world is celebrating India’s growth trajectory. Jamie Dimon, chairman and CEO of JPMorgan, America’s largest bank, believes India has the potential to become a $7 trillion economy by the end of this decade. He attributes this to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “strong” leadership in developing the digital and physical infrastructure that is attracting multinationals involved in advanced manufacturing and services.

Reflecting on his journey with India, Dimon shared, “My first visit to India was in 2005, just after I became CEO of JPMorgan. I visited a small office in the old financial district, and at that time, we conducted research on 15 to 20 companies. Today, we analyze nearly 140 companies, helping educate the world about Indian businesses. We now bank 850 multinationals here, and our Corporate Centre employs close to 55,000 people, supporting global operations in engineering, cybersecurity, technology, data, and AI. We’re also building a strong payment infrastructure for our clients in India. These advancements will drive even greater growth, and with PM Modi’s leadership, this progress is absolutely within reach.”

How the World Views India’s Growth Narrative

Dimon is not alone in expressing optimism about India’s economic growth potential. Recent global commentary and analysis have been notably favorable regarding India’s growth prospects. James Sullivan, Managing Director of Asia Pacific Equity Research at JPMorgan, anticipates a significant $100 billion influx into India over the coming years. “I would argue that there are very strong long-term tactical drivers that position India as a key overweight from a structural perspective for JPMorgan,” Sullivan stated in an interview with CNBC-TV18.Read More-https://24x7newsroom.com/

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