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Economic confidence: World's top nations
Last updated on: May 16, 2013 14:57 IST
Image: Kingdom Tower stands in the night in Riyadh.
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India's economic confidence dropped due to a number of corruption allegations against the Union government ministers.
The Ipsos' report, 'The Economic Pulse of the World' examines citizens' assessment of current state of their country's economy.
Saudi Arabia continues to lead the world on national economic assessment.
Saudi Arabia
Rank: 1
Economic assessment: 80%
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Image: A general view shows Stockholm.
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Sweden
Rank: 2
Economic assessment: 73%
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Image: A train employee prepares to enter a CRH (China Railway High-speed) Harmony bullet train at Beijing South Railway Station.
Photographs: Jason Lee/Reuters
China
Rank: 3
Economic assessment: 72%
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Image: A pedestrian walks past the head offices of Laurentian Bank in Montreal.
Photographs: Christinne Musc/Reuters
Canada
Rank: 4
Economic assessment: 65%
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Image: People walk on the Kurfuerstendamm boulevard in Berlin.
Photographs: Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters
Germany
Rank: 5
Economic assessment: 64%
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Image: A shopping mall in Gurgaon.
Photographs: Adnan Abidi/Reuters
India
Rank: 6
India is now the sixth most economically confident country in the world. The country's economic confidence dropped by 2 points to 63 per cent in April, 2013 compared to March, 2013.
The drop in economic confidence of the country was despite the fact the there has been a continuous decline in inflation rate and upbeat investor confidence, Ipsos said.
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Image: A pedestrian walks past the head offices of Laurentian Bank in Montreal.
Photographs: Christinne Muschi/Reuters
Australia
Rank: 7
Economic assessment: 57%
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Image: Tourists walk in front of the Ottoman era Ortakoy Mecidiye Mosque and Bosphorus Bridge in Istanbul.
Photographs: Osman Orsal/Reuters
Turkey
Rank: 8
Economic assessment: 53%
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Image: Workers load a truck with oranges on a farm in Limeira.
Photographs: Paulo Whitaker/Reuters
Brazil
Rank: 9
Economic assessment: 48%
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Image: A Garuda Indonesia Boeing 737-800 airplane taxis on the tarmac at Soekarno-Hatta Airport in Tangerang in outskirt of Jakarta.
Photographs: Supri/Reuters
Indonesia
Rank: 10
Economic assessment: 45%
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Image: New buildings are seen behind a low-income neighborhood in Mexico City.
Photographs: Jorge Dan Lopez/Reuters
Mexico
Rank: 11
Economic assessment: 31%
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Image: The Empire State Building and midtown Manhattan are seen from a Marine helicopter carrying White House staff and journalists in New York.
Photographs: Jason Reed/Reuters
United States
Rank: 12
Economic assessment: 31%
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Image: Overview of Buenos Aires' 9 de Julio Avenue.
Photographs: Enrique Marcarian/Reuters
Argentina
Rank: 13
Economic assessment: 30%
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Image: People skate in the canal near the famous bridge of Bartlehiem north of Leeuwarden.
Photographs: Michael Kooren/Reuters
The Netherlands
Rank: 14
Economic assessment: 27%
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Image: A view of downtown Moscow shows the city covered in smoke from turf fires.
Photographs: Viktor Korotayev/Reuters
Russia
Rank: 15
Economic assessment: 25%