India and China continue to emerge as major contributors to global GDP growth, highlighting their growing influence in the world economy, analysts say the two Asian giants are driving investment, trade, and innovation, reshaping global markets, experts discuss how economic policies, technological advancements, and demographic trends are positioning India and China at the forefront of global growth

India & China: Dance of the Dragon and Elephant | Global GDP Growth

New data from the UK’s Office for National Statistics shows the country attracted the lowest level of investment among G7 nations in the latest fiscal year. With investment at just 18.6% of GDP, the UK lags behind peers in economic expansion and capital formation. Analysts warn that persistent low investment could impact growth, productivity, and competitiveness, highlighting a pressing challenge for policymakers seeking to boost the economy.

UK Investment at 18.6% of GDP, Lowest in G7

The United States brings big changes to the US H-1B work visa system. The country has scrapped the longstanding lottery system for skilled worker visas, replacing it with a new system that gives priority to higher-paid and higher-skilled workers. For Indians, who dominate the h-1b program, this shift could reshape expectations for jobs, immigration and long-term residency in America.

Indians May Remain Top H-1B Recipients but Entry-Level Roles Hit 

 In the world of economics over the next two weeks, nothing much is due. Still, investors will eye the delayed U.S. Gdp data set to release this week. While most market watchers will be focused on 2026, this week is likely to reignite the debate on U.S. Growth versus elevated inflation.

Key Report This Week: Delayed U.S. GDP Data | Cues to Watch in the 'Holiday' Start Week

Indian markets are scaling fresh record highs, and GDP growth continues to surprise on the upside. But the rupee is telling a very different story.


Rupee weakness shadows India’s growth story

Canada’s economy has delivered a strong surprise, posting a sharp GDP rebound in the third quarter. The turnaround comes after months of trade-war damage and a major drop in exports earlier this year. The latest data show housing and government spending are now doing most of the heavy lifting. Here’s what’s behind the sudden bounce.

Housing, Government Spending Drive Canada's Growth Rebound

India grows by a better-than-expected 8.2 percent in the September quarter, pointing to strong momentum led by manufacturing, construction, and a robust services sector. That despite President Trump's 50 percent tariffs on Indian exports. However, a day before the GDP release, the international monetary fund raised questions on that data.

India's GDP Beats Most Estimates Despite IMF Warning |

Pakistan’s economy continues to suffer as systemic corruption drains resources, undermines growth, and erodes public trust. Analysts warn that mismanagement, bribery, and weak regulatory oversight are significantly impacting the country’s GDP.

India Poverty Rate Nearly Halved In a Decade | Bangladesh's Poverty Spike In 2025

Pakistan's GDP Bleeds from Systemic Corruption

The U.S. trade deficit shrank more than expected in August as imports fell sharply, although economists warn the long-term impact on GDP remains uncertain. After a 43-day delay, the long-awaited August trade data is finally out, offering markets and analysts a clearer picture of the economic landscape.

U.S. Trade Deficit Drops Sharply in August

India's festive season is expected to give the domestic consumption economy a major boost. So, what sectors are gaining market share this year? Take a look at this next report to find out.



India's Festive Season to Drive Growth | WION

India has surprised economists with its GDP growth rate of 7.8% in Q1 FY26. But this is as good as it can get, as the impact of US tariffs looms.


India records best GDP growth in 5 quarters

Sri Lanka is betting on casinos to fuel its economic recovery. Just three years after its financial collapse, the government wants to raise tourism’s share of GDP from 4 percent last year to 10 percent in the coming years.

Sri Lanka's high-stake economic gamble

According to the OECD's latest Economic Outlook, global GDP growth is projected to decelerate to just 2.9 per cent in 2025 and 2026 from 3.3 per cent in 2024—substantially below previous projections.

OECD slashes global growth forecast amid rising trade barriers and inflation

The US Economy contracted by 0.3 percent in the first quarter of 2025 — the first decline in three years. This comes as businesses rush to import goods ahead of sweeping new tariffs.

US GDP Contracts 0.3%, First Decline Since 2022

Pakistan has been grappling with economic stagnation for decades. But what if we tell you that Pakistan’s defence spending by share of GDP is higher than India, China, and the EU? In this financial year, Pakistan's defence spending stood at 2. 3% of its gdp, slightly above India’s 2%. However, in absolute terms, India's defence allocation reached over $86 trillion, including pensions—nearly eight times Pakistan’s budget.

Pakistan tops India in defence spend by GDP share

Business & Economy: China's increasing reliance on foreign demand is a critical weakness that was concealed by the country's stronger-than-expected March-quarter growth.

Is China's economy exposed to tariff hit?

The American Capital Market Company Fitch ratings has cut India's GDP growth projection for the financial year 26 by 10 basis points to 6.4 percent. Citing rising global trade tensions... Particularly new tariffs from the US. The revised estimate comes weeks after Fitch's optimistic March forecast...

India’s FY26 GDP cut to 6.4% by Fitch Ratings

The U.S. is facing fresh economic headwinds as foreign tourism pulls back sharply. International arrivals by air dropped nearly 10% in March compared to a year earlier, according to the International Trade Administration. Goldman Sachs estimates that, in a worst-case scenario, the combined impact of reduced travel and global boycotts of U.S. products could shave off 0.3% from GDP — amounting to nearly $90 billion in lost economic output in 2025. Watch in for more details!

Goldman Sachs: US risks $90 billion GDP hit in 2025

India’s economic growth has long relied on domestic consumption, with private final consumption expenditure making up over 60% of GDP. However, recent data suggests a slowdown in spending, particularly among middle-class consumers, who are being more cautious with their purchases.

Why India's middle-class spending is taking a hit

Nigeria's economy experienced a notable upturn in the fourth quarter of 2024, achieving a 3.84% year-on-year GDP growth—the fastest in three years. This surge was predominantly driven by the services sector, which expanded by 5.37% during the same period.

Nigeria GDP Grows At Fastest Pace In 3 Years

Ahead of the Washington visit, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged to increase the UK’s defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, with a long-term goal of reaching 3% in the next parliament. The UK currently spends 2.3% of GDP on defence, and this move marks the largest sustained military budget increase since the Cold War. Starmer outlined that the rise will be funded by reducing overseas development aid from 0.5 to 0.3 percent of GDP, a decision that signals a shift in government priorities toward military modernization and nato commitments.

UK defence spending to hit 2.5% of GDP by 2027

India's GDP is projected to grow at -% in FY -, driven by strong economic fundamentals, fiscal consolidation, and stable private consumption, per the Economic Survey.

India’s GDP projected to 6.3-6.8 pc growth in FY26: Economic Survey

Latin America and the Caribbean, despite representing just 8% of the world’s population, account for nearly one-third of global homicides. Today, we explore the toll crime takes on Latin America and the strategies that could break this vicious cycle. Take a look…

Crime Costs Latin America 3.4% of GDP Annually: Report

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