By Thenewsmanofindia.com
At a time when the global economy is grappling with uncertainty, India continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience. From the shocks of COVID-19 to ongoing supply chain disruptions, the nation has not only endured but emerged stronger, cementing its place as the world’s fourth-largest economy.

BSE’s Managing Director and CEO, Sundararaman Ramamurthy, believes that India’s economic vibrance will only accelerate on the road to Viksit Bharat 2047. His optimism rests on a foundation of robust fundamentals, strong domestic demand, and the unwavering confidence of investors.

The recent tariff hikes announced by the United States are expected to have only a minimal impact on India. Thanks to diversification strategies and key exemptions—particularly in critical sectors such as pharmaceuticals, smartphones, electronics, and renewable energy—Indian trade remains largely shielded.

At home, the twin engines of ‘Make in India’ and growing consumer demand continue to power the economy. Fresh trade agreements and structural reforms are further bolstering India’s attractiveness to global investors. Notably, rising participation from both households and institutions in India’s capital markets reflects the growing trust in the country’s long-term growth story.

Foreign portfolio investment (FPI) and foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows are expected to remain stable, supported by favorable policies and a proactive government approach. These inflows, combined with a young workforce, digital innovation, and sustainable growth initiatives, are poised to reinforce India’s trajectory toward becoming a global economic leader.

As Ramamurthy highlights, the “Power of Vibrance” in India’s markets and economy ensures that short-term global headwinds will not deter the nation’s long-term aspirations. Instead, they serve as catalysts for deeper reforms and sharper competitiveness.

Looking ahead to 2047, India’s vision of becoming a developed economy is not just a dream but an achievable milestone. With resilience, innovation, and inclusivity at its core, the country stands firmly on course to shape the future of the global economic order.