<h1>IMF Predicts Indian Economy to Weaken in 2025 Amid Global Growth; US Policy Uncertainty Looms Over Supply Chains.</h1> The Indian economy is projected to be 'a little weaker' in 2025, according to the IMF Managing Director, despite steady global growth. The global economic landscape is expected to feature regional divergence, with the US performing better than anticipated, the EU stalling, and China facing deflationary pressures. Low-income countries remain vulnerable to shocks. Uncertainty, particularly regarding US trade policy under the new administration, is expected to impact global supply chains and medium-sized economies. The IMF forecasts ongoing global disinflation, with advanced economies achieving inflation targets sooner than emerging markets. Donald Trump will assume the US presidency, with plans for additional tariffs.