India  

India Stays World's Fastest Growing Economy At Over 6% Growth As Imf Slashes Forecast For 127 Countries

Zee News Wednesday, 23 April 2025
IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath said, “Our April 2025 World Economic Outlook projects significantly weaker global growth at 2.8 per cent for 2025 with growth downgrades for 127 countries making up 86 per cent of world GDP.”
0
shares
ShareTweetSavePostSend
 

You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

WATCH: Japan REVEALS Missile That Can STRIKE North Korea & China | Direct THREAT to China & N. Korea [Video]

WATCH: Japan REVEALS Missile That Can STRIKE North Korea & China | Direct THREAT to China & N. Korea

Japan publicly revealed its upgraded Type 12 missile launcher during the Fuji Firepower Exercise on June 8. Featuring stealth tech and a 1,000 km range, the surface-to-ship system is built for striking..

Credit: Oneindia     Duration: 03:37Published
Europe's defence: These Western European countries think World War III is imminent [Video]

Europe's defence: These Western European countries think World War III is imminent

Europe's defence: These Western European countries think World War III is imminent As geopolitical stability continues to be undermined, the prospect of another global conflict haunts many..

Credit: euronews (in English)     Duration: 01:30Published
Gabby's Dollhouse Movie [Video]

Gabby's Dollhouse Movie

Gabby's Dollhouse Movie Trailer HD - Plot synopsis: Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie - In Theaters September 26 DreamWorks Animation elevates its global smash streaming series into its first ever..

Credit: Teaser Trailer     Duration: 02:13Published

Related news from verified sources

India stays world's fastest growing economy at over 6 pc growth as IMF slashes forecast for 127 countries


newKerala.com

Donald Trump tariffs to hit global economy hard! IMF cuts India's GDP growth forecast to 6.2% for 2025; says it's relatively more stable

The IMF's April 2025 World Economic Outlook revised India's 2025 GDP growth to 6.2%, down from the previously projected 6.5%, due to increased trade tensions and...
IndiaTimes