South Asia India's GDP Doubled In Last 10 Years: Will It Beat Germany & Become World’s 3rd Largest Economy by 2027? Check IMF Report

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Date of Event: Mar 26, 2025 Source : https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/topstories/india-s-gdp-doubled-in-last-10-years-will-it-beat-germany-become-world-s-3rd-largest-economy-by-2027-check-imf-report/ar-AA1BFZzn?ocid=msedgntp&pc=U531&cvid=b2cc663b840a420aa6a48b2e823213c0&ei=49

India's GDP Doubled In Last 10 Years: Will It Beat Germany & Become World’s 3rd Largest Economy by 2027? Check IMF Report​

India's gdp doubled in last 10 years: will it beat Germany & become world’s 3rd largest economy by 2027? check IMF report

New Delhi: India's economy doubled in the past decade and now stands at $4.3 trillion in 2025, International Monetary Fund (IMF) data said. In the last 10 years, the GDP has grown at a spectacular 105% growth rate.

As per the IMF, India currently stands as the fifth largest economy after US, China, Germany, and Japan. The report further highlighted that India is expected to beat Japan's economy by the third quarter of FY25 and could be just behind the US and China by 2027.


India’s economic growth over the past decade has surpassed several major global economies, with its GDP expanding by 105%. In comparison, the US and China grew by 66% and 44%, respectively, while developed nations like Germany, France, and the UK recorded significantly lower growth rates.

With Japan’s GDP stagnant at $4.4 trillion, India is set to surpass it within the next year. Germany, with a GDP of $4.9 trillion, is expected to be overtaken by 2027, making India the world’s third-largest economy.

India’s economic milestones highlight its rapid ascent:

• It took 60 years to reach its first $1 trillion GDP in 2007.
• By 2014, GDP had doubled to $2 trillion.
• Despite the COVID-19 impact, India crossed $3 trillion in 2021.
• The leap from $3 trillion to $4 trillion happened in just four years.
• At its current pace, India could add $1 trillion to its economy every 1.5 years, potentially reaching $10 trillion by 2032.

Globally, the US leads with a GDP of $30.3 trillion, followed by China at $19.5 trillion. If India’s rapid expansion continues, it could significantly close the gap with these economic superpowers in the next decade.


Related video: India To Remain Fastest Economy| N18V | CNBC TV18 (CNBCTV18)

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At its current pace, India could add $1 trillion to its economy every 1.5 years, potentially reaching $10 trillion by 2032.

@Bilal9 will now prove that IMF has issued this report to appease Hindutvawadis who like to be flattered. IMF knows this well and that is why they make such reports to flatter radical Hindus.

 

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At its current pace, India could add $1 trillion to its economy every 1.5 years, potentially reaching $10 trillion by 2032.

This adding of one BD economy every 8 month and adding 1 Pakistan Economy every 6 months to India's GDP. This is going to rise further.

@Sharma Ji , @Guru Dutt

 

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India's GDP Doubled In Last 10 Years: Will It Beat Germany & Become World’s 3rd Largest Economy by 2027? Check IMF Report​

India's gdp doubled in last 10 years: will it beat Germany & become world’s 3rd largest economy by 2027? check IMF report

New Delhi: India's economy doubled in the past decade and now stands at $4.3 trillion in 2025, International Monetary Fund (IMF) data said. In the last 10 years, the GDP has grown at a spectacular 105% growth rate.

As per the IMF, India currently stands as the fifth largest economy after US, China, Germany, and Japan. The report further highlighted that India is expected to beat Japan's economy by the third quarter of FY25 and could be just behind the US and China by 2027.


India’s economic growth over the past decade has surpassed several major global economies, with its GDP expanding by 105%. In comparison, the US and China grew by 66% and 44%, respectively, while developed nations like Germany, France, and the UK recorded significantly lower growth rates.

With Japan’s GDP stagnant at $4.4 trillion, India is set to surpass it within the next year. Germany, with a GDP of $4.9 trillion, is expected to be overtaken by 2027, making India the world’s third-largest economy.

India’s economic milestones highlight its rapid ascent:

• It took 60 years to reach its first $1 trillion GDP in 2007.
• By 2014, GDP had doubled to $2 trillion.
• Despite the COVID-19 impact, India crossed $3 trillion in 2021.
• The leap from $3 trillion to $4 trillion happened in just four years.
• At its current pace, India could add $1 trillion to its economy every 1.5 years, potentially reaching $10 trillion by 2032.

Globally, the US leads with a GDP of $30.3 trillion, followed by China at $19.5 trillion. If India’s rapid expansion continues, it could significantly close the gap with these economic superpowers in the next decade.


Related video: India To Remain Fastest Economy| N18V | CNBC TV18 (CNBCTV18)

MSN

1 Tr Added in GDP inspite of Covid Aftermath.

Evenif India rises At modest 7.5%, its GDP shall keep adding 1 Tr from 2028. From GDP of 3 Tr in 2021 to 4.3 TR in 4 years. This translates into a growth rate of 9.4 %. India is likely to rises at 7 to 8 % in real terms and about 11 to 12% in market terms. At 7.5%, India will become a 10 BN USD economy by 2030 and shall keep adding 1.3 TR every year from 2030 and about 1.5 tr USD from 2031.

 

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This adding of one BD economy every 8 month and adding 1 Pakistan Economy every 6 months to India's GDP. This is going to rise further.

@Sharma Ji , @Guru Dutt

No one is arguing that India is adding BD and Pakistani economies every 6 or 8 months.

The number of people India has - even if they consume only chhole vaturas every day, they will add to Indian GDP. The problem is - there are too many Indian mouths to feed compared to the size of its economy.

What one should consider rather, is what Per Capita GDP in India is - in real dollar terms. Which is roughly at the same level as Bangladesh (even after propaganda).

So is Bangladesh kangla, or India? Something to ponder.

With Hindutvas jumping up and down, consider that when one hits bottom (India or Bangladesh) there is nowhere to go but up.

In fact - India under Modi itna economically successful hai, that Modi's govt. is now withdrawing the much bally-hooed and vaunted PLI scheme. I rest my case. At the end of the day - money talks, Bull$hit walks. This story will unfold further with Trump's reciprocal tariffs for Indian exports. Burey din abhi aana hai...

Government to lapse $23 billion scheme to boost domestic manufacturing: Report

The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, introduced in 2020, aimed to increase manufacturing’s share of India’s economy to 25% by 2025.

www.indiatoday.in

 

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No one is arguing that India is adding BD and Pakistani economies every 6 or 8 months.

The number of people India has - even if they consume only chhole vaturas every day, they will add to Indian GDP. The problem is - there are too many Indian mouths to feed compared to the size of its economy.

What one should consider rather, is what Per Capita GDP in India is - in real dollar terms. Which is roughly at the same level as Bangladesh (even after propaganda).

So is Bangladesh kangla, or India? Something to ponder.

With Hindutvas jumping up and down, consider that when one hits bottom (India or Bangladesh) there is nowhere to go but up.

In fact - India under Modi itna economically successful hai, that Modi's govt. is now withdrawing the much bally-hooed and vaunted PLI scheme. I rest my case. At the end of the day - money talks, Bull$hit walks. This story will unfold further with Trump's reciprocal tariffs for Indian exports. Burey din abhi aana hai...

Government to lapse $23 billion scheme to boost domestic manufacturing: Report

The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, introduced in 2020, aimed to increase manufacturing’s share of India’s economy to 25% by 2025.

www.indiatoday.in

Our population rising rate is slowing and bellow 2%. When we are rising at 7 to 8%, it simply adds to our per capita income. Why it is difficult to understand. We are not saying that we have become first word country but we are moving very fast in that direction. We produce lot more food than we consume, our are traffic is increasing faster than any other nation, our education is the best, we are developing our infrastructure at a very rapid pace, we are building best great sculptures in the form of temples. Our economy grew faster than any other nation in last decade. It is happening even faster now. Nothing comes overnight. We have a goal to become a developed nation by 2047. We are moving in that direction much faster. To add a country's economy to your GDP which is of 1/6 th of your nation in population is remarkable. Isn't it?