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8 Best countries to invest money in the coming years



8 Best countries to invest money in the coming years                          

Introduction

So why shall we invest in a country?

  • Tax incentives that make the investment financially advantageous.

  • Portfolio diversification.

  • Exchange rate benefit.

  • Fast-track citizenship by investments.

Stock market uncertainty and businesses facing unprecedented challenges,

many of which won’t be known until the peak of the health crisis hit make for

a suitable time to look at the best places to invest.

When choosing a country to invest in, one has to weigh what makes that

country unique.

The people, the environment, the business and investment framework,

the natural resources they have, and the sort of technologies or brands

which may headquarter there.


Factors that should be considered before investments -

To qualify as a country worthy of investment, certain standards must be met.

A World Bank Group report highlighted four factors -the country's people, environment, relationships, and framework -that propel both individuals and corporations to invest in a given country's natural

resources, markets, technologies, or brands.

Elements contemplated - entrepreneurship, economic stability, favourable tax environment,

innovation, skilled labour, technological expertise, dynamism, and corruption. 

 

 

1.Singapore

The global investor program is a great opportunity for investors to

expand their businesses in Singapore.

The government is also looking for individuals with a proven

track record of boosting the economy of the city. Aside from being the 10th best country to invest in 2020,

Singapore is also the 10th country attracting the most foreign investments.

Singapore’s strong economic outlook has made many investors very optimistic.

The country’s world-class business-friendly environment is

one major attribute attracting investors.

Its development into a financial hub conducive for trade, excellent infrastructure,

and a stable, progressive legal and regulatory framework are just a few of the

explanations that make it appealing.


2.The UK

The United Kingdom grabs a spot on our list for being one of the hottest markets

for real estate. The UK has an average real estate growth rate of 4.4% calculated from

data available from the year 1992 to 2021. The Bank of England has set the

base rate at 0.1% for mortgages around the country which is pretty low.

Low mortgages combined with a high annual income and powerful legal, political, and financial institutions are promising for land investment within the country. The country ranks 16th in our list of the simplest countries to take a position inland in 2021.

Post-Brexit, businesses in The UK are looking for investments and

also, workers to compete with the European market.

 

The most profitable industries in the UK are -

  • Security & Commodity Contracts Brokerage 

  • Management Consultants 

  • Building Project Development 

  • New Car & Light Motor Vehicle Dealers

  • General Insurance 

  • Supermarkets 

 

3.Sweden

Sweden’s small, open, and competitive economy has been thriving and

Sweden has achieved an enviable standard of living with its combination

of free-market capitalism and extensive welfare benefits.

Sweden remains outside the eurozone largely out of concern

that joining the EU Economic and Monetary Union would diminish the country’s

sovereignty over its welfare system.

Timber, hydropower, and ore constitute the resource base of a producing

economy that relies heavily on foreign trade.

Exports, including engines and other machines, automobiles, and telecommunications

equipment, account for quite 44% of GDP. Sweden enjoys an accounting surplus of

about 5% of GDP, which is one of the absolute best margins in Europe. GDP grew an estimated 3.3% in 2016 and 2017 driven largely by

investment within the development sector. Swedish economists expect the economic process to

ease slightly within the coming years as this investment subsides. Global process boosted exports of Swedish manufactures further, helping drive the domestic process in 2017. The financial institution is keeping an eye fixed on deflationary pressures

and bank observers expect it to take care of an expansionary monetary policy in 2018.

Swedish prices and wages have grown only slightly over the past few years, helping to

support the country’s competitiveness. In the short and medium term, Sweden’s economic

challenges include providing affordable housing and successfully integrating migrants

into the market.

Sweden is a great option in Europe!


4.Norway

Norway is a Scandinavian country. The country has an average real estate growth

rate of 7.2% based on data from the year 1993 to 2021. The country is also an

advanced economy with a high annual household in the country’s legal, social, and

political institutions that are well-performing, providing a secure atmosphere

for real estate investment.

Norway is a world leader in the oil and gas, energy, maritime and seafood sectors.

Companies in other sectors are also making their mark. High priority is given to knowledge

development, innovation, technology and maintaining a sustainable business sector.

So there will be a great return on investment as everything is now turning to the green sector.

With a high literacy rate and great health sector, the human resource provides

tremendously towards the economy. The government focuses on green energy

and most cars bought are electric now.

5.Canada

Canada is one of the world’s most attractive countries to invest in,

with the world’s strongest banking system, an economy driven by innovation

and education, and three of the top five most livable cities in the world.

Canada also has one of the least corrupt economies in the world, is considered

to have the 5th largest high-tech sector, and is the top country for personal

freedom. These are just a few of the reasons why great companies have been

seeded and experienced major growth in Canada. Whether you want to invest

in GICs or other Canadian stocks. Canada is one of the best countries to invest in

with lots of opportunities.

When compared to a country like the US, Canada has a reasonably stable economy

which will prevent you from the risks of a business shutdown. Some of the reasons

for this economic stability are low tax rates, freedom to do trade and the well-managed

bureaucracy. Another major advantage of Canada is that it has

forward-looking immigration policies, which help in bringing highly qualified

human resources into the country!

6.India

India is one of the promising emerging economies in the world for investors.

In 2020, when most Asian and emerging markets witnessed outflows,

Indian equities received more than $23 billion from foreign institutional investors,

as per NSDL's data.  In 2019, the inflow was $14.2 billion.   While India has

the potential for strong growth, one of the reasons it has been attracting foreign

capital inflows, of late, is the weakness in the US dollar index due to the COVID-19

outbreak. After the US Federal Reserve indicated that it will keep its interest rates

lower for a longer time to support growth in the American economy, institutional

investors looked at emerging markets to park their money in 2020 and are likely to

continue to do so in the future.


India’s also one of the top spenders in research and development (R&D) and

has an increasingly skilled labour force.


7.Germany

Germany is the centre of Europe’s transport network. The country has 23,000 km of

roads and 37,000 km of railways. Germany has a stable political and

economic environment and business support programmes. In March 2021,

Germany will offer incentives to industrial companies that invest in railways.

The government will reimburse up to 80% of the costs of repairing and building tracks,

railway stations and trains.

-Statistically, Germany has 277 international patents per one million inhabitants –

more than anywhere else in the world. The close cooperation between industry and

world-famous research institutions like the Max Planck and Fraunhofer Institutes

swiftly transforms new ideas into products for the world market.

Highly Developed Infrastructure - Germany has a closely-knit network of roads, railways and international airports.

That guarantees swift connections. The airport in Frankfurt is an international hub.

The Port of Hamburg is one of the largest container transhipment centres in Europe.

Communications infrastructure is exceptionally well-developed throughout the country.

8.Ireland

Ireland has a small, highly globalised economy, with a well-established FDI sector generating

significant exports across business sectors. The pro-business attitude enables companies to

set up swiftly, with minimum hassle, in a connected environment.

The good news is that Ireland boasts moderate capital gains taxes and moderate taxes on

rental income. This makes investing in a buy-to-let property in the country very attractive.

Capital gains tax is charged at a rate of 33 per cent, and rental income is taxed at 20 per cent.


The major global companies also have invested in Ireland by setting up there.

Ireland is a futuristic country with mind-blowing sceneries and highly skilled labour.


Thank you.





References:

  1. Forbes

  2. Profitable venture

  3. Yahoo Finance

  4. USNews

  5. Google photos


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