India Economy Thread

Says you. Read some random ass X post and believed it as truth. Came here to celebrate but alas.
After rebasing India's Nominal GDP was revised down by about $150 billion the difference between UK and India was $500 billion before now we are $300+B ahead. You should stick to your own economy instead of trying to figure out major economy like ours. And maybe read more, our growth is still 7.6% revised up with a CPI inflation of 2.75%. We are still the 5th largest economy. Jog on!

UK gdp is over $4t now.
 
UK gdp is over $4t now.
No. UK nominal GDP is $3.5 trillion. International rankings use Nominal GDP in USD because you can't compare 'Real' Rupees to 'Real' Pounds. Even after India's rebasing, the IMF still has India at 5 and the UK at 6. You're confusing a growth metric (Real GDP) with a size metric (Nominal GDP).

I'll make this very simple for you, post rebasement
India's nominal GDP is $3.79 trillion. UK is $3.5 trillion.

India's real GDP is for 2025, ₹322 Lakh Crore or $3.54 trillion. UKs £2.55 trillion or $3.12 trillion.
 
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No. UK nominal GDP is $3.5 trillion. International rankings use Nominal GDP in USD because you can't compare 'Real' Rupees to 'Real' Pounds. Even after India's rebasing, the IMF still has India at 5 and the UK at 6. You're confusing a growth metric (Real GDP) with a size metric (Nominal GDP).

I'll make this very simple for you, post rebasement
India's nominal GDP is $3.79 trillion. UK is $3.5 trillion.

India's real GDP is for 2025, ₹322 Lakh Crore or $3.54 trillion. UKs £2.55 trillion or $3.12 trillion.

You are not making any sense. IMF so called rankings are updated years late.

£3,333 billion translate to $4.4t in 2026.

In cash terms, GDP was £3,038 billion in 2025 ( $4.07t).


 
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Usually rebasing increase GDP.
That is not true. There is no systematic directional bias to rebasing, especially if it is not just about changing the base year, but also incorporates methodological improvements, which is usually the case. Why would you think otherwise ?
 
You are not making any sense. IMF so called rankings are updated years late.



In cash terms, GDP was £3,038 billion in 2025 ( $4.07t).
Yeah it must be hard when you don't understand basic economics.

Read the bolded part. In cash terms. So if UK currency appreciate 10% against dollar they will have GDP growth rate of 10%. Fastest growing economy whaaa
 
Yeah it must be hard when you don't understand basic economics.

Read the bolded part. In cash terms. So if UK currency appreciate 10% against dollar they will have GDP growth rate of 10%. Fastest growing economy whaaa
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Waaa waaa not a collapsing economy like our neighbour
 
Yeah it must be hard when you don't understand basic economics.

Read the bolded part. In cash terms. So if UK currency appreciate 10% against dollar they will have GDP growth rate of 10%. Fastest growing economy whaaa

It's pointless debate. More you will debate it, less you will enjoy it. UK is growing at 1%. It is idiotic to argue over conversion rate. We have seen fake economies in USD.
 
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@RamBharose ji Ram Ram ji

There is no systematic directional bias to rebasing,

There is no point in confusing Hydra bro with facts, even if it is true

Regards
 
Yeah it must be hard when you don't understand basic economics.

Read the bolded part. In cash terms. So if UK currency appreciate 10% against dollar they will have GDP growth rate of 10%. Fastest growing economy whaaa

Its not about growth but size of GDP in USD. Otherwise on what basis you people claim taking over Japan GDP? Which didn't happen anyway and India is now back to 6th, behind even UK.
 
Its not about growth but size of GDP in USD. Otherwise on what basis you people claim taking over Japan GDP? Which didn't happen anyway and India is now back to 6th, behind even UK.
You quoted real GDP. Not nominal. Nominal GDP is the sum total of goods and services produced it doesn't appreciate because your currency strengthened.

India is growing at 7.6% if we didn't rebase this year, we would overtake Japan already. While that's only going to happen this year. You can repeat the same retarded logic but that doesn't make it true. So keep saying 6th when it's always has been 5th.
 
You quoted real GDP. Not nominal. Nominal GDP is the sum total of goods and services produced it doesn't appreciate because your currency strengthened.

India is growing at 7.6% if we didn't rebase this year, we would overtake Japan already. While that's only going to happen this year. You can repeat the same retarded logic but that doesn't make it true. So keep saying 6th when it's always has been 5th.

You will soon get over shock of India still being 6th largest economy at $3.8t in FY2025-26.

India estimated its GDP to be over $4t by end of FY 2025-26 over a year ago but that didn't pan out. Because rebasing reduced GDP in rupees to INR345 lakh crore from estimated INR357 lakh crore and currency tanked vs USD.

Meanwhile you keep talking about growth rates.
 
You will soon get over shock of India still being 6th largest economy at $3.8t in FY2025-26.

India estimated its GDP to be over $4t by end of FY 2025-26 over a year ago but that didn't pan out. Because rebasing reduced GDP in rupees to INR345 lakh crore from estimated INR357 lakh crore and currency tanked vs USD.

Meanwhile you keep talking about growth rates.
Keep coping lol! India is growing at 7.6% by year end it will be $4.1 t.

Show me a single news that says Indian GDP went down to 6th? It'll be a pretty big news don't you think? 😂

Our industrial growth rate is 11% with a consistent high PMI above 50.
 

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