Mumbai, April 16 -- According to the latest data from the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Indian economy slipped to the sixth position globally in 2025, even as it maintained its status as the fastest-growing major economy. According to IMF estimates, India's economy is expected to reach $3.92 trillion in 2025, placing it behind the UK at $4 trillion while Japan held the fourth spot at $4.44 trillion. The US continues to top with a GDP of $30.8 trillion, after China at $19.6 trillion and Germany at $4.7 trillion. India had ranked fifth in 2024 with an economy of $3.5 trillion, ahead of the UK at $3.4 trillion. The fall in ranking is mainly attributed to currency depreciation as Indian Rupee has slumped against the US dollar over recent...