The IMF has revised its global growth forecast for 2025 to 3.2%, driven by emerging markets, particularly the BRICS nations, where India is expected to contribute 15% of global growth. This growth trajectory highlights a significant shift, with developing countries surpassing the G7 in economic influence. However, the IMF warns of underlying risks, including rising public debt in developed nations and potential overheating in sectors like artificial intelligence, echoing historical economic bubbles. These developments underline the fragility of the current global economic equilibrium amid persistent geopolitical tensions and may reshape investment strategies and policy decisions worldwide.