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  • Investment in economy helped Q4FY25 GDP but need to see if trend sustains, say economists

    Data released by the finance ministry showed that in Q4FY25, the central government’s capital spending jumped 33.1% on year as compared to a mere 1% growth recorded in the first nine months (April-December) of FY25. 

  • Investment demand slows slightly to 5.7% in Q3 FY25

    The share of investment in GDP slowed marginally to 33.4 percent in 2024-25 so far.

  • Investment demand jumps 7.5% in Q1FY25

    The share of private investment in GDP rose marginally to 34.8 percent in April-March 2024-25.

  • India led the world in IPOs in FY24 as primary markets created Rs 10.9 lakh crore of capital

    Fund raise via all modes, that is, equity, debt, and hybrid saw strong year-on-year growth, with hybrid route rising over 513.6 per cent, in FY24.

  • Q2 GDP: Gross fixed capital formation rate rose in July-September despite COVID-19 second wave

    Gross fixed capital formation is often used as a proxy for private investment, and includes resident producers' investments, deducting disposals, in fixed assets during a given period.

  • Q1 GDP: India’s Gross Fixed Capital Formation rate rises in April-June backed by govt’s push on capex

    India's GFCF, the second-largest component of gross domestic product (GDP) made up xx percent of India's GDP in the April-June quarter of 2021-22, compared to 24.4 percent in the previous year and 34.6 percent in the first quarter of 2019-20.

  • India GDP data | Gross fixed capital formation rate sees decline in 2020-21

    GFCF is 31.2 percent of gross domestic product (GDP) in 2020-21, compared to 32.5 per cent in the previous year.

  • India GDP Data Highlights | GDP in positive trajectory a promising sign: India Inc

    The National Statistical Office (NSO) has released the gross domestic product (GDP) growth estimates (October-December) quarter of the current financial year. India's GDP for Q3FY21 is at 0.4%

  • 100-word take | A slow capex recovery has taken root

    Improved capacity utilisation…provides a lead indication of a “reinvigoration of investment activity,” says RBI staff paper.

  • Capex cycle recovery is still some time away despite some good data

    Government capex is expected to remain elevated particularly in the light of the growing tax revenues, an endeavour to fill the void caused by the slowdown in private capex and general elections in 2019.

  • Expect consumption growth to remain moderate in FY13: ICRA

    ICRA Research Services has come out with its report on FYQ1 GDP numbers. According to the research firm, the negative impact of the sub-par monsoon coverage would be offset to some extent by income support programmes of the Government.

  • Private sector investments running out of steam: CRISIL

    CRISIL Research has come out with its report on private sector. According to the research fir, investment in the infrastructure sector is expected to decline by 6%, capex in industrial/services sectors is expected to fall by an even sharper 10%.

  • RBI may cut 100 bps for FY13: Aditya Birla Money

    Aditya Birla Money has come out with its report on the recent macro economic developments. According to research firm RBI may mostly cut around 100 bps for FY13 in a gradual manner as it wants government to focus on fiscal consolidation.

  • CNBC-TV18 poll sees FY12 GDP at 8.4%, market unfazed

    On the crucial macro-economic data, the CSO will announce the fourth quarter and full year gross domestic product (GDP) numbers tomorrow. According to a CNBC-TV18 poll, the fourth quarter GDP may be at 8.27%, while the full year GDP is seen at 8.4%. CNBC-TV18's banking editor Latha Venkatesh gives her perspective on what’s in store going ahead.

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