According to estimates, India stands to be the only country that would have a robust growth of 6% in FY26 and the figure for FY25 stands at 6.8%. In fact, India even has a chance to go up by 6.5% which would make this the strongest growth rate out of the whole GDP forecast. Asia, as per India’s Forecast has witnessed growth throughout the decade, making India reach new standards. However, IMF has pointed out how India once was against the spearhead is now starting to reel back in terms growth.

At a growth rate of 6.5%, India is expected to be the fastest growing economy among any other nation in the world during the period of 2025 and 2026. In comparison, the IMF estimates that the US will experience a growth of 2.7%, Germany 0.3%, Italy 0.7%, Japan 1.1%, Britain 1.6%, Canada 2.0%, China 4.6%, Russia 1.4%, Brazil 2.2%, and South Africa at 1.5%. With this India will be able to achieve the coveted growth rate and be able to join all the emerging economies.

India is expected to have higher growth than the US with respect to the IMF growth forcast for 2025 and will therefore be one of the leading powers in the world.

On the other hand, the graphs are not only foreseen by the IMF as indicated by the previous analysis by the World Bank that India’s economy remains resilient. According to the World Bank, between the financial years that start in April 2025, India’s economy is expected to grow by 6.7 percent per year. The World Bank asserted in its Global Economic Prospects report, that the economy of India is expected to perform well in the next two years, and is likely to remain the fastest growing economy in the world.