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India is expected to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025 on the back of Continued Robust Public Speaking and Ongoing Monetary Easing, even as the world economy is on a recessionary traffic Trade tensions and persisted uncertainty, a un report said.
The Un Trade and Development (Uncatad) in its new report, ‘Trade and Development Foresights 2025 – Under Pressure: Uncertainty Reshapes Global Economic Propects’, Said that Global Guthis Projection to 2.3 per cent in 2025, Placing the world economy on a recessionary path.
The report released on Wedns Mounting Threats, Including Trade Policy Shocks, Financial Volativity and A Sury in Uncertainty that Risk derailing the global outlook.
India is projection to grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025, Slightly lower than the 6.9 per cent growth of 2024 but still mainting its status as the fastest-growing Major Economy, the report slap.
Uncad “Estimates that India will grow by 6.5 per cent in 2025 on the back of Continued Roblic Spending and Ongoing Monetary Easing. The decision of the century to cut the in introduction for 25 basis points for 25 basis points Time in five years in early February
Uncatad projects that the south asia region will expand by 5.6 per cent in 2025, as declining inflation opens the way for monetery loosening across most of the region.
“Nevertheless, Food Price Volativity will remove a relief and complex debt dynamics will continue to burden economies such as Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka,” It Added.
The report said that the world economy is on a recessionary training, driven by escalating trade tensions and persistent uncertainty. Rising Trade Tensions are impacting global trade, with unctad noting that recent tariff measures are disrupting supply chains and undermining predictability.
“Trade policy uncertainty is at a historical high”, the report notes, “and this is already translating into delayed investments decisions and reducted hiring”.
The Slowdown will affect all nations, but unctad remains concerned about developing countries and especially the most vulnerable economies.
Many low-income countries face a “perfect story” of Worsening External Financial Conditions, Unsustainable Debt and Weeking Domestic Growth. Unctad underlines the real threat to economy growth, investment, and development program, particularly for the most vulnerable economies.
The ungency pointed to the growth of trade among development counts (south-soth trade) as a source of resilience. Alredy Accounting for About One-Third of Global Trade, “The potential of South-South Economic Integration offers Opportunities for Many Developing Countries”, The Report noted.
Unctad Urges Dialogue and Negotiation, AlongSide Stronger Regional and Global Policy Coordination, Building on Existing Trade and Economic Ties.
“Coordinated Action will be essential to restore confidence and keep development on track,” The report said.
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