IMF or the International Monetary Fund this Monday had released the latest of their projections about the economy of the globe.
The forecasts that had been detailed in the update to the report of the World Economic Outlook, a report that is read widely by both of the private and public sectors in the world.
The forecast has been made for the global economy to witness a rebound and reach 3.3% in the year from the estimations of 2.9% in the year before. Though, the projection for the year 2020 has been a revision downward form the level of 3.4% which had been stated in the month of October in 2019 in the World Economic Outlook.
The fund had attributed the major share of the revision downward to a growth forecast which is more subdued in India.
India which is the third biggest economy in India has been expected to see growth at a level of 5.8% in the year 2020 which is a markdown of 1.2% from the forecast of the organization in the month of October.
The IMF has said that the domestic demand in India has slowed down in a manner which is sharper than the expectation amidst the stresses which are there in the sector of finance and the decline which is taking place in the credit growth.
The forecast still of 5.8% in the year is a major improvement form the 4.8% which had been estimated for the year before due to both of the monetary as well as fiscal measures and the oil prices being subdued as per the IMF.
The growth forecast for China in the year 2020 had been revised higher by a level of 0.2% to a level of 6.0% as per the International Monetary Fund.