The government projected a nominal GDP of Rs 326.37 lakh crore for FY25, but the first advance estimate puts the number at Rs ...
A sudden fall in urban consumption has hit manufacturing, slamming the brakes on India’s enviable growth story. Mint looks at ...
India’s economy is navigating a phase of subdued demand as growth in key sectors slows down. Multiple dynamics impact exports ...
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The Union Budget of 2025 for the rest of FY25 and the whole of FY26 is all set to take to pass on February 1, 2025. This ...
Despite a slowdown in real GDP growth, per capita nominal GDP in India is expected to increase significantly in FY25, by at ...
Resilience in rural demand, dissipation of excess rains, and a low base in some sectors are likely to provide a fillip to ...
The GDP growth is expected to be about 6.3 per cent in the current fiscal year, a tad lower than the government’s estimates of 6.4 per cent, owing to several factors such as weak demand, SBI research ...
Without getting into agreeing or disagreeing with the data that has come out, I would say that the feedback from the industry ...
Congress has criticized the government's handling of the economy, highlighting a low GDP forecast for FY25. It has called for ...
Despite a projected slowdown in real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, India’s per capita nominal GDP is anticipated to ...
Economists debate India's FY25 GDP growth, with some optimistic and others cautious about meeting CSO's 6.4% estimate.
While a slowdown in the ongoing financial year was anticipated, the steep downward revision in GDP growth for FY25 has taken many by surprise.
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