The report indicated that India is placed in the “moderately low” inequality bracket, with a Gini Index score between 25 and 30, just short of entering the “low inequality” category, which includes nations like the Slovak Republic (24.1), Slovenia (24.3), and Belarus (24.4).

India ranks 4th globally in income equality, ahead of G7 and G20 nations. Here's what the World Bank Gini report says

The Gini Index positions India ahead of the United States (41.8), China (35.7), and all G7 and G20 countries.

India rises to 4th globally in income equality, ahead of US and China: World Bank

By tying loans to oil, copper and other exports, China is locking key revenues offshore and tightening financial grip on low income, resource rich economies.

China’s collateralised lending traps emerging economies in debt control crisis, says study

Concerns arise over off-budget borrowing and undisclosed debt arrangements, complicating financial assessments for nations, particularly in Africa and Asia. 

Why is the World Bank demanding radical debt transparency now?

As US inflation edges up, a World Bank warning signals the global economy may face its weakest decade since the 1960s.

Tariffs nudge US inflation higher in May, World Bank flags weakest decade for global growth

This would mark to be the slowest growth rate outside full-blown recessions since 2008, according to the bank.

2020s weakest decade since 60s: World Bank's PREDICTION about worsening global economy | Is Trump tariffs to be blamed?

The World Bank (WB) has warned that climate change could erode up to 12 percent of Zimbabwe's gross domestic product (GDP) annually if the country does not implement robust measures to tackle the phenomenon.

Zimbabwe’s agricultural sector at risk, World Bank warns

The International Monetary Fund and the World Bank have raised alarms on the growing debt crisis gripping global economies. With a record national debt of 36 trillion dollars, the United States is confronted with a debt catastrophe. Donald Trump faces a significant debt risk as he returns to the White House. Take a look at this next report as we decode if America is heading for bankruptcy...

Global Debt Hits Record; Debt-To-GDP Ratios Surge

The war-torn nation of Myanmar is already struggling under the weight of high inflation, a falling currency, and power and labour shortages. Now, the world bank predicts that the country's gross domestic product will contract this fiscal year. Watch in for more details!

World Bank Predicts Myanmar's Economy To Contract This Year

World Bank predicts Myanmar's economy to contract this year

FM Sitharaman pushes for comprehensive talks on global sovereign debt

World Bank argues against cryptos as reserve portfolio asset

Wars, debt, and climate crisis stall global anti-poverty efforts, warns World Bank

World Bank reports that 26 poorest countries are in worst financial shape since 2006

Sri Lankan economy stabilised with projected growth of 4.4%, says World Bank

China's growth to slow next year despite boost from stimulus, World Bank warns

The World Bank has approved a $1.57 billion financing package for Nigeria under a new programme to support its health and education sectors and help provide sustainable power. Watch in for more details!

World Bank Approves $1.57 Billion for Nigeria

Global leaders are calling for urgent access to climate finance as they grapple with the escalating impacts of climate change. UN Chief António Guterres has issued a stark warning, stating that the "world is heading off the rails" if immediate action isn't taken.

Nations Call For Climate Finance: 'World Is Heading Off The Rails,' UN Chief | WION Climate Tracker

The world bank has achieved a significant milestone in its climate financing efforts. In the last fiscal year, the bank delivered a record 42.6 billion dollars in climate-related funding. This marks a 10 percent increase from the previous year.

World Bank Sets Record In Climate Financing: Major Boost For Sustainability!

Bangladesh seeks $5 billion in emergency funds to boost dwindling forex reserves

World Bank President Ajay Banga said on Friday that young people in the Pacific Island nation of Tuvalu need training to help them move and adapt to climate change as he visited the frontline of the battle against rising sea levels.

World Bank Chief Ajay Banga visits Tuvalu as it battles rising sea levels

World Bank boosts India's FY25 growth forecast to 7%, citing robust economic performance

Nigeria's inflation rate soars to 28-year high

13 year war: 5.7 million or over 1 in 4 people 'extremely poor' in Syria, reports World Bank

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