Georgieva said there are no signs of a sharp slowdown in India’s growth path
As the Indian economy battles multiple headwinds, could we be headed towards a stagflation scenario? Of slowing growth and rising inflation? Samiran Chakraborty, Managing Director and Chief Economist, Citigroup in conversation with Shweta Punj
Structural reforms could bring forward India’s high-income status by two years, from 2049 to 2047 — perfectly aligning with the centenary of Independence and the government’s Viksit Bharat target
High-frequency data for April, and possibly May, should provide a clearer picture of growth prospects for the new financial year, chief economic adviser V Anantha Nageswaran wrote in the report
Landowners are rushing to put up dummy houses to inflate valuations, leaving behind piles of bricks and debris
While the initial budget target was higher at Rs 17.2 lakh crore for FY27, the government has managed to bring its total gross borrowing down to Rs 16.09 lakh crore, thanks to switching of government securities
The target will remain in place for five years
The conflict is unlikely to have any significant impact on India’s fiscal health, government sources said
Goldman Sachs raises India 2026 CPI forecast to 4.6% from 4.2% earlier; Goldman Sachs expects 50 bps rate hike by RBI in 2026
The Rs 57,300-crore proposed fund will also help the government to respond to unanticipated supply chain disruptions and unexpected shocks to the Indian economy, FM Sitharaman said
The current account deficit stood at $13.2 billion, or 1.3% of GDP, in the third quarter of fiscal year 2025-26, compared with $11.3 billion, or 1.1% of GDP, a year earlier
The government published GDP using a new base year, estimating the size of the economy at Rs 345.47 lakh crore, in nominal terms, in the fiscal year ending in March
The latest numbers mark a slowdown from the 8.4 percent expansion recorded in the previous quarter, but underline continued strength in domestic demand even amid global uncertainty and uneven sectoral performance
Revised base year and expanded corporate coverage lift growth estimate by 0.2 percentage point over old series
The government is a looking at a five-year revision for GDP in line with the international norms, says Garg.
Exporters urge government to roll-back the recent restrictions on RoDTEP, as it will affect their margins
Goyal stated that India today engages with developed economies with confidence, safeguarding sensitive sectors while securing gains in areas of competitive strength
HSBC's flash India Composite PMI, compiled by S&P Global, rose to 59.3 in February from January's 58.4 - the strongest in three months
Henry McVey, the CIO of US private equity giant KKR’s Balance Sheet and also the Head of Global Macro and Asset Allocation spoke exclusively to Moneycontrol’s Ashwin Mohan on the firm’s India investment strategy and the impact of the recent India-US trade deal on FII and FDI inflows. McVey feels the Indian stock markets will have a better 2026 and is betting big on the education and healthcare sectors in India, even as he lauds the efforts of the PM Modi led government to boost the infrastructure space.
The weighting of volatile items such as food has been reduced to about 36.8% from nearly half previously
The revised basket also reflects the growing importance of services, discretionary consumption and urban lifestyles, with the weight rising to 30% from 23% earlier
Even small tariff gaps could shift sourcing in categories where margins are thin
Trade-weighted duties on Indian exports fall sharply to 10.7%, giving exporters a bigger edge than the headline rate suggests
Tariff shock between September and November wiped out nearly $4 billion in shipments, hitting labour-intensive sectors the hardest
This year’s Budget places a strong emphasis on future-ready sectors, with a focus on emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and battery storage