The IMF, in its annual Article IV review of India’s economic system, said the country publishes national accounts data regularly and with sufficient detail. “National accounts data are available at adequate frequency and timeliness and provide broadly adequate granularity,” the report noted. However, the agency pointed out gaps in methodology that affect its ability to fully assess the economy, adding that “some methodological weaknesses somewhat hamper surveillance and warrant an overall sectoral rating for the national accounts of C.”
