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'India has best ingredients for growth...', says Ray Daio on Nikhil Kamath's WTF podcast; here's what makes him bullish

Billionaire investor Ray Dalio, in a recent podcast with Zerodha co-founder Nikhil Kamath, expressed optimism about India’s growth prospects, saying the country has the best ingredients for strong growth over the next decade. Commenting on India's outlook, Dalio said that it is on a wonderful arc in terms of its circumstances, potential, and development. He said he finds similarities between Prime Minister Modi and China's Deng Xiaoping in terms of creating structural changes.

'India has best ingredients for growth...', says Ray Daio on Nikhil Kamath's WTF podcast; here's what makes him bullish

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Key Highlights

  • Dalio further added that I’ve created leading indicators to project countries’ growth rates over the next 10 years, and India ranks the best.
  • "India likely has the strongest fundamentals for the highest growth rate." His optimism on India stems from India's focus on building infrastructure, low debt and a large, talented population.
  • "When you move from not having enough infrastructure to building it—across transportation, credit systems, and transaction capabilities—you create a powerful growth curve, especially if debt levels are low and talent is abundant," Dalio said in the latest episode of Kamath's WTF podcast.
  • Despite this optimism, Dalio offers an important caveat.
  • India’s current economic and geopolitical power still lags behind that of the United States and China, and has development ahead of it.
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