India's economy grew 7.8 percent in its fiscal first quarter, blowing past forecasts while China's factory activity contracts and the US settles into sub-2 percent growth. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack what this divergence means for global investors, why India's growth is more than a China replacement, and how the latest US data—from jobless claims to capacity utilization—fits into a world where the IMF sees three-speed growth. They discuss the structural drivers behind India's expansion, the risks of a widening split, and what it could mean for emerging market allocations. A concrete look at the numbers that are redrawing the global economic map.