Surveillance was hampered by methodological weaknesses, such as the use of an outdated base year, said the International Monetary Fund in its annual assessment.

Critics argue that this grade reflects weaknesses in statistical systems, potentially diminishing confidence in GDP and ...

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has given a ‘C’ Grade to India’s national accounts and government finance data ...

The IMF retains a ‘C’ grade for India's GDP data due to some shortcomings, yet praises India’s impressive 8.2% GDP growth, ...

India’s GDP surged 8.2% to ₹48.63 lakh crore, indicating strong economic momentum. However, the IMF’s ‘Grade C’ rating warns ...

IMF gives India a ‘C’ for GDP data quality, citing outdated stats. Learn how upcoming revisions could impact India's economic ...

The Fund awarded India a ‘C’ grade in its assessment of our macro data quality. Its criticism of our estimates is best taken ...

India’s GDP surges 8 per cent even as the IMF’s ‘C’ rating of national accounts sparks a renewed debate over data quality ...

India’s climate justice movement has a new opponent, and it isn’t a coal baron or a reluctant foreign donor but it is a ...

Earlier on Friday, as per the NSO data, India's real GDP was estimated to have grown by 8.2 per cent in the July-September quarter of the current financial year 2025-26, compared with 5.6 per cent in ...

Congress leader Jairam Ramesh has questioned India’s 8.2% Q2 FY26 GDP print, citing the IMF’s ‘C’ grade on national accounts and an “unrealistically low” GDP deflator.

Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) to the government V Anantha Nageswaran has said that India need not be worried about the ...