Indias global investment share to double by 2030: WB

No other country except China will be investing more than India globally, says the latest edition of World Banks Global Development Horizons GDH report.

Among the developing countries,China and India are expected to be the largest global investors.

The two countries together will account for 38 per cent of the global gross investment in 2030. In fact,developing countries share in global investment is projected to triple by 2030 to three-fifths,from one-fifth in 2000, the World Bank said.

Commenting on the findings of the report,World Bank senior vice president and chief economist Kaushik Basu said in less than a generation,global investment will be dominated by the developing countries. And among the developing countries,China and India are expected to be the largest investors.