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The IMF predicted in 2023 that India would become the world's fourth largest economy in 2026, while Japan's GDP would decline again to the fifth largest in the world. Japan's GDP has been overtaken by Germany, falling out of the top three globally According to the preliminary statistics re...
The inflation news is encouraging, but the battle is far from won. Monetary policy has started to bite, with a slowdown in new home construction in many countries. Yet, inflation-adjusted interest rates remain low or even negative in the euro area and other economies, and there is significant...
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde (R) and Reserve Bank of India governor Raghuram Rajan walk to a conference on the state of global economy and global policy issues in Mumbai, India, March 17, 2015. (Xinhua/Stringer) ...
(IMF) has highlighted India’s journey of developing a global standard digital public infrastructure and said it had lessons for other countries embarking on their own digital transformation. This was brought out in a working paper, which was shared on Twitter by IMF’s India representative Luis ...
The international body in its report on Tuesday also stated in its Outlook that the Indian economy was "expected" to pick up at 7.0 percent next year. The IMF had in April said India that would grow at 7.3 percent in 2019, however, three months later it projected a slower growth rate....
NEW DELHI (AP) — A decision by the International Monetary Fund to downgrade its economic growth forecast for India is adding to pressure on Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his policies.
IMF/OECD News EU can stand up to US, China with integrated energy market, IMF states 17/01/2025Comments Offon EU can stand up to US, China with integrated energy market, IMF states European Union companies could become more competitive against their U.S. and Chinese rivals if they paid ...