IMF Highlights Concerns Over India's Data Methodology

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised concerns regarding the methodology used in India's data collection. Bloomberg posted on X that in December, the IMF identified certain methodological weaknesses in India's data, which it believes could hinder effective surveillance. The IMF's observations suggest that improvements in data collection and analysis are necessary to enhance the accuracy and reliability of economic assessments. These concerns highlight the importance of robust data practices for informed policy-making and economic monitoring.