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- Unregistered business entities grow 8 pc in 2025, add 74.52 lakh jobs: Govt surveyThe Annual Survey of Unincorporated Sector Enterprises (ASUSE) captures key economic and operational characteristics of establishments enga...
- Statistics ministry plans city-level labour, enterprise reportsThe statistics ministry is set to release detailed city-level reports for major urban centers. These reports will use data from the Periodi...
- GVA per unit in unincorporated construction at Rs 7.98 lakhA new report from the statistics ministry details the construction sector's economic performance. Unincorporated construction establishment...
- Unincorporated construction GVA at Rs 7.98 lakh; 10.27 lakh units engagedA recent report reveals key economic figures for India's unincorporated construction sector. Gross value added per establishment reached Rs...
- Employment in India’s unincorporated sector surges to 128.1 million in 2025India's small businesses created 7.5 million new jobs in 2025. Total jobs reached 128.1 million, a significant rise. The services sector le...
- Will global risks and slower credit growth cloud India’s GDP outlook? Sonal Varma answersThe global factors I think is the biggest risk factor to watch over the next 6 to 12 months. We have seen some shake in terms of the US emp...
- Digging deeper: Do India’s stunning 8.4% Q3 GDP numbers have more to it than what meets the eyeIn Q3FY24, the Indian economy outperformed expectations, growing at 8.4%, surpassing the predicted 6.6% rate. However, a significant diverg...
- Is the big upside surprise in GDP growth sustainable? Radhika Rao of DBS Bank explainsRadhika Rao, Sr Economist & Executive Director, DBS Bank, analyzes the divergent GDP number of 8.4% and its implications for the economy. S...
- GDP estimates on expected lines: Saugata BhattacharyaThe GDP numbers are spot on as compared to what we expected. With Omicron and a global surge in Covid cases, the GVA number is slightly hig...
- Never expect the govt to announce all measures at one go: Kaushik Das, Deutsche Bank"There is also an argument that when you are in a lockdown and most people are staying at home, you can debate whether it makes sense to gi...
- We expect full year growth rate on an FY17 base at 6.5%: SK Ghosh, SBIThe agricultural sector growth rate is unlikely to be more than 2 to 2.5% for the full year.
- 'GDP growth to slow down to 6 pc in Q1, better to track GVA'Explaining the lower GDP growth as against the GVA growth, it said a large subsidy outgo will likely depress the net indirect taxes (NIT) g...
- What are GVA and GDP in growth calculation?With the industrial output and consumer price numbers released, all eyes are now set on the growth numbers.
- Growth may slowdown in Q4 of FY17; new WPI, IIP numbers may improve numbers: IcraThe growth will be driven by a strong growth in the service sector which accounts for a bulk of the economic output.
- We are looking at three quarters of sub-7% GVA growth: Aditi Nayar, ICRAWe have had a sharp upward revision in growth numbers for FY15-16 but one has to find out what led to the slowdown in FY16-17 in the first ...
- Agriculture will lead pickup from Q3 to Q4: Aditi Nayar, ICRAAs far as manufacturing and overall industry is concerned, the growth would be somewhat lower than in Q3
- A rate cut likely tomorrow, but timing of further cuts uncertain: Gaurav Kapur, RBS"In the second half of this year, inflation is likely to start inching up due to risks building up in terms of energy prices moving up."
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