See Pakistan … This statement has come up, India will be amazed at this year – Pakistan will become the 4th largest economy this year amidst tensions with the International Monetary Fund and will be 3rd by 2028.

After the Bahlkam terrorist attacks, the tension between India and Pakistan is underway, and the neighboring country is fighting a warning of nuclear attacks. But Pakistan felt a shock that faces a major economic crisis. Another news that came to Pakistan came to Pakistan between India and Pakistan’s tension came on Tuesday, and no increased tension. In fact, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed confidence in the Indian economy and India will become the world’s fourth largest economy this year.

India leaves Japan!
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has expressed confidence in the Indian economy in April 2025, and the new global economic view that the Indian economy will become the fourth largest economy is leaving Japan’s economy in 2025 this year.

The International Monetary Fund expects India’s Nomelan GDP to be a little more than the GDP expressed by the International Monetary Fund for Japan. The IMF economy has estimated 4,186.431 billion.

India will be third in 2028
According to the International Monetary Fund, India will become the fourth largest economy in the world in the current fiscal year, which leaves Japan. So this is going to continue in the coming years. In its Outlook report, the Global Organization said that India would also surpass Germany by 2028 and the country would do so in 5,584.476 billion domestic products. The GDP for Germany by 2028 is 5,251.928 billion. In addition, in 2027, India will become $ 5 trillion economy (India is $ 5 trillion economy).

Shocks in Pack Shock
The latest IMF for the Indian economy is Pakistan’s eye opening, which is angry with the war with India. The International Monetary Fund has reduced the growth of Pakistan’s GDP (Pakistan GDP growth) from 2025 to 2.6%, which shocked Pakistan in the past.

Not only that, but Moody’s report on Monday in the midst of his India-Pakistan tension and shocked the neighboring country. The assessment agency said the impact of the Indo-Pak tension would be the lowest in India, and that Pakistan would have a crisis, the country’s foreign exchange reserves would be stressful and the growth rate could be reduced.