2022 Round up

Like other major economies, India was also challenged by surging inflation, interest rate hikes, and higher oil prices due to the Russo-Ukrainian war. However, partly supported by domestic demand-driven resilience, the Indian economy should achieve 6.8% GDP growth for fiscal 2022-23, with India emerging as an economic bright spot amid global slowdown concerns.

Top 5 Trends to Watch in 2023

Robust 5.8% Growth in the Face of Global Slowdown

India will help drive global growth in the face of a slowdown in China and mild advanced economy recessions; 5.8% GDP growth for 2023-24 outshines China’s 3.5% growth for 2023.

Enhanced Potential for China+1 Pivot Toward India in H1 2023

Ongoing China disruptions following loosened pandemic restrictions will fortify strategic diversification beyond China; India will benefit, given its economic strength.

Slower Rate Hikes, Lingering Inflation Control Policy

The central bank lowered the pace of interest rate hikes to 35 bps in December 2022; smaller hikes are expected in 2023, while inflation control prioritization remains.

Continuing Surge in FDI Inflows

From pre-pandemic $60 billion average FDI inflows to recent $80 billion+ averages, India will continue to see more inflows, given its economic resilience and policy support.

Tech Layoffs to Continue

Tech layoffs will continue into 2023, following nearly 16,000 startup layoffs; some slowdown in job losses could be expected by mid-2023.

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About Neha Anna Thomas

Neha is a Program Manager with the Emerging Market Innovation division at Frost & Sullivan, responsible for macroeconomic research. She holds a Master’s Degree in Economics and has over nine years of economic research and consulting experience.

Neha Anna Thomas

Neha is a Program Manager with the Emerging Market Innovation division at Frost & Sullivan, responsible for macroeconomic research. She holds a Master’s Degree in Economics and has over nine years of economic research and consulting experience.

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