The International Monetary Fund has identified India as a major driver of global economic growth. IMF spokesperson Julie Kozack highlighted India’s robust performance in a recent briefing. She emphasised the country’s strong domestic demand and third-quarter results as critical factors supporting worldwide expansion.
India’s economy is projected to grow at 6.5 per cent in the 2025-26 fiscal year. This forecast outpaces global averages and major peers like China. Kozack indicated potential upward revisions in the upcoming World Economic Outlook based on latest data.
Authorities credit steady investment, infrastructure development and structural reforms for this momentum. The IMF views India as a bright spot among emerging markets. This recognition underscores the nation’s rising contribution to international GDP growth.
