Budget Expectations: India is in a favorable macroeconomic position, with growth rates higher than all large economies. Despite the conflic...

A thorough assessment of historical and current employment trends across sectors leads to a deeper dive into complexities of jobless growth...

The 8.2% FY24 GDP growth reflects a modest deceleration from 3QFY24 at 8.6%. Real gross value added growth slowed considerably in 4QFY24 to...

Strengthening private capex and boosting employment gains are crucial for escaping the fiscal constrictor knot. Improving global demand and...

The robust 8.4% real GDP growth print for 3Q contrasts the grim reality of household consumption and income situation. The latest national ...

This might make it imperative for the government to increase the tax burden on the corporates, look for other avenues like higher dividend ...

Globally, the technical position of the markets post the Q3-22 weakness, was supportive of a bear market rally going in to Q4-22 driven by ...

India’s economic growth slowed down to 5% in the June quarter against 8% last year.

As the elections draw near, the number of states now amenable to large loan waivers is rising.

A lowdown on top macro triggers that may move market on Monday.

Did Mr Modi’s coronation affect markets? The jury is not yet out on this one.

Till 2016, increase in minimum support price (MSP) was modest at 3-4%.

Beyond just the headline numbers, the details reflect the grim reality of the economy.

How can the economy grow at 12% and 7% in nominal and real terms, respectively, when the lending growth of banks has declined to a 60-year ...

"we expect real GVA (Gross Value Added) growth to improve to 7.8 per cent y-o-y in Q4 vs 7.1 per cent in Q3," Citigroup said in a research ...

"GVA gives just the value of production, while GDP takes into account what households are paying as taxes, and the subsidies households or ...