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  • Without mutual fund inflows, Indian stocks could have been lower by 20-30 percent: Chris Wood

    There is a 50 percent possibility of a tactical rally if the levies on Indian exports come off, Chris Wood added, calling them 'anomalous' and triggered by President Trump's 'personal pique' over the recent India-Pakistan dispute.

  • India to become fourth-largest economy in 2025 as it crosses $4-trillion mark: IMF

    The Indian economy is expected to reach $4.187 trillion in nominal GDP in 2025, compared with $4.186 trillion for Japan.

  • Budget pegs FY26 gross tax collection at Rs 42.7 lakh crore, up 11%

    The projected increase aligns with the government's strategy to enhance revenue generation while maintaining fiscal discipline.

  • India GDP Growth Forecast: FM pegs nominal GDP growth at 10.5%

    India’s nominal GDP expanded 9.6% in FY24 from 14.2% in the previous year.

  • Budget 2024: Nominal GDP, capex, fiscal deficit and other big numbers

    FM Sitharaman raised FY25 capex target by 11.1% to Rs 11.1 lakh crore, whereas, the fiscal deficit has been lowered to 5.1% from 5.8% in FY24

  • ‘Magic growth number’ for India should be above 7% for FY25: Experts

    Budget 2024: The finance ministry, in the latest review, said it is "eminently possible for the Indian economy to grow in the coming years at a rate above 7 percent" given the strength of the financial sector.

  • Budget 2023: FY24 nominal GDP growth assumed at 10.5%

  • Is all not well with the Indian economy?

  • India's nominal GDP may cross $2-trn in FY15: Nomura

  • Budget 2011-12: Will FM hike indirect taxes?

    Budget 2011-12 is just two weeks away and CNBC-TV18 learns that some products and services are likely to become dearer for the consumer since the finance ministry is considering a hike in some indirect taxes. CNBC-TV18’s Aakansha Sethi and Malvika Jain report.

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