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India's fiscal policy is evolving to support domestic growth: S&P GlobalIndia is adjusting its fiscal policy to boost domestic growth and economic strength. Global uncertainties are prompting a move towards long...- RBI GDP growth 2026-27: Forecast cut to 6.6% as oil, war and subpar monsoon risks mountRBI GDP Growth 2026-27: The Reserve Bank of India has reduced its economic growth forecast for FY27 to 6.6 percent. This adjustment comes a...
- RBI's rate-setting panel starts deliberations, policy announcement on FridayThe RBI's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) began its three-day meeting on Wednesday, with most economists expecting the central bank to keep...
- More accurate data soon: Big missing link in India's economy dashboard finally gets set to go liveCome July, India will unveil its inaugural Index of Services Production to correctly assess the pulse of the country's critical services se...
- Why CEA Anantha Nageswaran says India is facing a ‘Live Balance of Payments Stress Test’India faces significant external sector challenges due to rising oil prices, foreign investor exits, and a weakening rupee. Chief Economic ...
- Current account deficit to widen to 2.3 per cent of GDP in FY27 from 0.9 pc in FY26: ReportIndia's current account deficit is expected to rise to 2.3 percent of GDP in FY27 from 0.9 percent in FY26. This widening deficit could str...
- Supply-chain stress that peaked in covid heads higher againRising logistics costs and delivery times are pressuring central banks, with some indicators reaching multi-year highs, signaling potential...
- HSBC slashes FY27 GDP estimate sharply to 6%, expects two RBI rate hikesIndia's economic growth is projected to slow to 6 percent in FY27. This slowdown is attributed to an energy crisis and insufficient rainfal...
- Rupee's slide to record low puts Indian central bank back on the defensiveThe Indian rupee fell to a record low on Thursday, as investors fretted over the economic risks confronting India from a resurgence in crud...
- Rupee's slide to record low puts RBI back on the defensiveThe Indian rupee fell to a record low on Thursday, as investors fretted over the economic risks confronting India from a resurgence in crud...
- Weaker monsoon prediction, Iran war cloud growth outlookIndia's rural economy is faced with potential challenges. A weaker monsoon and rising farm costs from the Iran war could impact growth this...
- HSBC sees no space for fiscal stimulusThe brokerage expects India’s GDP to grow at 5.7 per cent in FY20.
- India may become third-largest economy in next 10 yrs: HSBCIndia's GDP growth slipped to a three-year low of 5.7% i in April-June as disruptions caused by demonetisation spilled over to the third st...
- '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...
- Rise in property, crude prices could ease pressure on state govt finances: HSBC ResearchAn expected 5% rise in the housing sector’s growth, will result in an increase in stamp duty revenue collections by about 0.04% of GDP, sai...
- CSO may have inadvertently exaggerated growth numbers due to informal sector data limitation: HSBC ResearchThe HSBC study does not rule out the fact that cancelled notes could still be used post demonetization.
- India to see lower growth for 2 quarters on cash crunch: HSBCAccording to the global financial services major, the government's decision to abolish old stock of high denomination currency (demonetisat...
- India to clock GDP growth of 7.4% in FY17: HSBCIndia's GDP is likely to "auto correct", and the headline growth of the country in this fiscal is expected to remain flat at 7.4 per cent, ...
- Foreign brokerages see upside in India's growth estimateThe government has revised FY 2014 GDP growth to 6.9 per cent from 4.7 per cent after updating the base year to 2011-12 from 2004-05.
- HSBC India expects GDP to grow by 8 pc in FY 11HSBC India forecast country's GDP to grow by 8% next year against the estimated 6.5 per cent in the current year.
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