New Delhi, April 15 -- The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised Indias GDP growth projections for the next two fiscal years, reaffirming the countrys position as the worlds fastest-growing major economy despite global uncertainties arising from the ongoing West Asia conflict.
Growth projected at 6.5 percent
In its April 2026 edition of the World Economic Outlook, the IMF has projected Indias growth at 6.5 percent for both FY2026-27 and FY202-28, reported The Times Of India.
For 2026, growth is revised upward moderately by 0.3 percentage point (0.1 percentage point relative to January) to 6.5 percent, led by positive contributions from the carryover of the strong 2025 outturn and the decline in additional US tariffs on Indian g...