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India still has a very high savings rate nearly a quarter of GDP but recently consumer spending has started to outpace economic growth.

In the UK, the latest data showed pay growth has finally started to outpace inflation following a prolonged fall in living standards.

At the height of the Celtic Tiger prosperity in the first half of the last decade, houses prices, like Irish GDP, started to outpace the cost of home ownership in the most affluent parts of the UK.

The chief executive, Pete Redfern, acknowledged on Monday that conditions were perfect for housebuilders, with a shortage of housing and rising demand as wage growth started to outpace inflation.

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For many lenders, losses are now starting to outpace layoffs.

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Chetan Ahya and Tanvee Gupta of Morgan Stanley, an investment bank, predict that India's growth will start to outpace China's within three to five years.

Even if OPEC eventually makes use of its spare capacity the world's thirst for oil could start to outpace supplies in the next two years.

The growth rate of windfarms and solar plants in China, India and an array of smaller developing nations is starting to outpace that in the richest ones.