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New Delhi:
India has achieved a big economic status. According to the latest Report of International Monetary Fund (IMF 2025 Report), India has now become the fourth largest economy in the world. According to IMF data, India’s GDP has now been $ 4.19 trillion and in this case India has left Japan behind.
India will soon become the third largest economy?
NITI Aayog’s CEO BVR Subramaniam said during the 10th Governing Council meeting on 25 May 2025, “We are now the fourth largest economy in the world. India’s GDP has now crossed 4 trillion dollars and is not our claim, but is the data of the IMF.”
IMF’s Top 10 Economy List (2025)
According to IMF’s latest data, the world’s top 10 economy list is something like this (depending on GDP):
- America – 30.51 trillion dollars
- China – 19.23 trillion dollars
- Germany – 4.74 trillion dollars
- India – 4.19 trillion dollars
- Japan – 4.18 trillion dollars
- United Kingdom – 3.84 trillion dollars
- France – 3.21 trillion dollars
- Italy – 2.42 trillion dollars
- Canada – 2.23 trillion dollars
- Brazil – 2.13 trillion dollars
IMF’s April report is absolutely correct
The World Economic Outlook (WEO) report of the IMF was released on 22 April 2025. It was already estimated that India would overtake Japan and become the fourth largest economy in 2025. Now according to the new IMF data, India’s GDP has been $ 4.19 trillion, while Japan’s GDP is also almost around (4.18 trillion dollars).
India’s growth rate is better than other countries
The IMF says that India’s economic growth is estimated to be 6.2% in 2025 and 6.3% in 2026. This growth rate is higher than the rest of the world’s other big economies. According to the report, India’s economy is getting strength due to increasing consumption, especially in rural areas. However, global global and trade may also show little effect.
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