To go from being the 10th largest economy in 2014 to fourth largest in 11 years is no mean featIndia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has almost doubled during this time frame According to International Monetary Fund (IMF) data, in 2014, India’s GDP was estimated at $20 trillion which went up to an estimated $39 trillion in 2024. This represents a significant increase of roughly 19 trillion over the decade.

The IMF report also said that India’s economy is expected to grow by 62 per cent in 2025 and 63 per cent in 2026, maintaining a solid lead over global and regional peers.

Historically, when economies like the US in the 1960s, Japan in the 1990s, and China in the early 2000s crossed similar thresholds, their stock markets experienced significant booms over several years With India’s growing consumer spending power and expanding businesses catering to local demand, we believe the Indian stock market is well positioned for strong performance in the coming years This presents an exciting opportunity for retail investors to capitalise on the nation’s economic rise and build on the progress achieved so far.

India’s growth story remains compelling If current trends hold, the country is poised to overtake Germany within the next 2–3 years and become the world’s third-largest economy But scale alone is not the goal The real measure of success will be how effectively this growth is translated into higher incomes, better jobs, and broader economic security for the millions still on the margins.

All eyes on the RBI and it is widely expected to cut the rates by 25 basis points for third successive time and continue to provide liquidity when its monetary policy meeting on June 6th 2025.

Also GST Collections for May 2025 rose to 2,01,050 for the first time since Oct 2022 In the coming days Repo Rate Cut and Tariff talks will drive the Dalal Street.

India’s rise to the position of the fourth-largest economy is an important milestone, but it is not the destination To truly lead on the global stage, the country must ensure that its economic expansion is not only fast, but fair— and that its growth narrative includes every Indian, not just the fortunate few.

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