India’s nominal GDP in 2015 was $2,103.6 billion. Come 2025, the IMF projects that it will reach $4,271.9 billion. That's ...

The global economy is significantly concentrated, with just three regions—North America, East Asia, and Europe—accounting for ...

In 2022, global arms exports totaled about $32.1 billion, or 0.03% of world GDP. In some nations, however, the share of GDP from arms exports is more than five times the global average.

Japan, which is both the world's third-largest economy and third-largest creditor, has maintained a high debt-to-GDP ratio for decades. But in 2022, it was the country with the highest ratio ...

The trade slowdown has roots deeper than the cyclical factors that are affecting world GDP growth. Indeed ... is mostly driven by structural rather than short-term factors (see Chart 3).­ Studying the ...

India's economy is expected to log 6.5 percent growth this fiscal, sharply lower from the revised real GDP growth of 9.2 percent for FY24 and 7.6 percent in the year before, government data showed ...

In other words, global debt now exceeds the world’s GDP by three times. During the same 10-year period, household debt rose by 50% to $60.1 trillion, while debt for non-financial companies grew ...