Analysts note the gradually growing contrast between India and Indonesia on the one hand and China on the other. The first two developing countries have a clear advantage over China due to the rapid population growth, especially among young people. Experts note that stable population growth in these countries is becoming an increasingly important factor for investment decisions. They foresee a significant increase in infrastructure spending, which has a positive effect on the prospects of the economy. At the same time, China is facing rapid aging and population decline In addition, India has the youngest population among major economies, which contributes to faster income growth. It is also worth noting that both India and Indonesia are holding national elections this year, which indicates the desire of these countries to become important economic centers. All these factors create an optimistic mood among market investors, which leads to an increase in stock markets. For example, the Nifty index is already trading at historical highs and is expected to grow for the 9th year in a row, as well as the Jakarta composite index. Structural reforms aimed at reducing bureaucracy and encouraging foreign investment are also yielding positive results. Robust structural reforms in India and Indonesia are contributing to the creation of sufficient jobs, which helps to take full advantage of the demographic boom.
