IMF gives India a C-grade on its GDP and national accounts data — a second-lowest rating
The IMF has assigned India a “C” grade for the quality of its GDP and broader national accounts data, signalling concerns about data reliability and transparency. This raises questions over the accuracy of national macroeconomic statistics even as India’s growth outlook remains strong.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
8:07 pm
27 November 2025
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