United Nations also accepted the Iron of the Indian economy, said: The fastest growing economy in the world

All the organizations in the world are considering the economy of India. On the one hand, although China’s economy is after a constant decline and the economy of Europe and Asia has come to a standstill, the economic growth rate of India is the highest compared to all major countries of the world. About three weeks ago, the IMF and the World Bank said something similar in its report. Now the United Nations tells a similar story in its report. Two things can be seen in all three. The three reduced the economic growth of India compared to their earlier estimates. It has also been said that India has become the fastest growing economy in the world. Let us also tell you what kind of information the UN has given in its report. The world’s fastest economy The United Nations has reduced the economic growth rate of India to 6.3 percent for 2025. The United Nations recently released a report entitled ‘World Economic Station and possibility to mid -2025’. In this, he said that India, despite the estimated recession, remains one of the fastest growing major economies based on flexible consumption and government expenses. Insao Peterley, a senior economic matters officer in the global economic monitoring branch of economic analysis and policy department of the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA), said that India is one of the fastest growing major economies over the strength of strong personal consumption and public investment, although the development estimates in 2025 were reduced. This condition is due to increasing trade stress and uncertainty about the high policy. The recent increase in rates is at risk of increasing production costs, disrupting the global supply chain and increasing financial upheaval. It is that India, despite the estimated recession, one of the fastest growing large economies remains with flexible consumption and government spending. The economy of India is expected to grow at a rate of 6.3 percent in 2025, which is less than 7.1 percent in 2024. The report states that strong private consumption and strong public investment as well as strong service exports will support economic development. Earlier, in the United Nations World Economic Station and Possibility Report published in January this year, the World Institute estimated that India’s growth rate is 6.6 percent in 2025. At the same time, GDP (GDP) based growth rate for 2026 estimates 6.4 percent. The reports of the IMF and the World Bank came about three weeks ago, the IMF and World Bank reports came, in which both described the economy of India as the fastest and also reduced their estimate. According to the data, the International Monetary Fund reduced its first estimate of 6.5 percent to 6.2 percent for FY 2026, while the estimate for FY 2027 was reduced from 6.5 percent to 6.3 percent. On the other hand, the World Bank also reduced the growth rate of India to 6.3 percent in FY 2026, which used to be 6.7 percent. A World Bank report said that financial ease and simplification of regulations is expected to reduce private investment benefits, global economic weakness and policy uncertainty. It is said that tax deduction is expected to benefit private consumption, and better implementation of public investment schemes will promote government investment, but the demand for exports will be limited due to the change in trade policy and recession in global development. Share this story -tags