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Govt to release new series of retail inflation, GDP data from Feb, IIP from MayThe Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation will release new macroeconomic data series with revised base years for retail infla...- Industrial output growth drops to six-month low at 2.9% in FebruaryIndia's industrial output, gauged by the Index of Industrial Production, saw a slower increase of 2.9% in February 2025. Data released by t...
- Feb core sector growth at 3-month high, IIP seen 4-6.5%The core sector comprising coal, crude oil, steel, cement, electricity, fertilisers, refinery products and natural gas, had grown 7.4% in F...
- Rupee trades in narrow range against US dollar in early tradeAt the interbank foreign exchange, the rupee opened at 82.74 against the greenback, then touched 82.72, registering a rise of 3 paise over ...
- Inflation rises to 5.6% in November, industrial growth at 16-month high of 11.7%India's consumer inflation rose 5.6% in November, but a festival surge and favorable base in October led to a 16-month high of 11.7% in ind...
- Industrial growth eases to a three-month low in September; experts say expect a bounce back in OctoberIndustrial growth in India eased to a three-month low of 5.8% in September, down from 10.3% in the previous month, due to excess rainfall a...
- Inflation eases to 6.8% in August; industrial growth at a five-month high of 5.7% in JulyRetail inflation in India fell more than expected to 6.8% in August, driven by a decline in vegetable prices, particularly tomatoes. Expert...
- RBI fails to bring inflation to mandated band as CPI quickens to 7.4% in SeptemberWith the latest print well above the 6 per cent mark for the ninth consecutive month, the RBI will have to explain to the government the re...
- India on high growth path in March: SBI ResearchThe index touched a 70-month high of 55.9, in the range indicating high growth, after recording 55.2 for the previous month, said a report ...
- Double whammy: India's IIP contracts to 1.6% in Jan; retail inflation rises to 5.03% in FebThe National Statistical Office (NSO) in the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) released the Quick Estimates of In...
- Govt spending remains key to India's economic growthThe wider body of indicators have thrown up a mixed bag. Continued spending is key to keep “green shoots” alive.
- Core growth slows to 15-month low in Feb, IIP looks bleakGrowth, as measured by the Index of Eight Core Industries, eased to 1% in February from 3.4% in January and 9.4% a year earlier
- Going into budget, FM shouldn’t read too much in IIP numbers: Amandeep Chopra, UTI MFThe IIP and inflation data might confuse the FM as to whether the economy is slowing down post demonetisation or is it perking up
- February core sector growth hits 15-month high at 5.7%Infrastructure sector growth bounced back to a 15-month high in February, raising hopes of a pickup in industrial activity after three mont...
- Food processing sector is growing at 8.4%: GovernmentShe further said that food processing industry is one of the major employment intensive segments constituting 13.04 per cent of employment ...
- Expect rupee to trade in 59-62/$ range: Sudhir Agrawal, UTI MF'We are seeing a decent amount of flows in both equity as well as debt markets, and that is happening because of improving fundamentals.'
- Need to see Feb IIP data to conclude downturn has ended: Montek Singh AhluwaliaOne month's data is not enough to give a firm conclusion. If it continues in next month, that indicates that the economy is now ready to mo...
- IIP dips to 3.6% in Feb; RBI unlikely to soften policyFebruary IIP growth rate dropped to 3.6%, but experts do not see softening of monetary policy as inflation is still above the comfort level.
- IIP numbers robust: Rajesh Jain, Market StrategistRajesh Jain, Market Strategist, in a chat with ET Now talks about the IIP numbers.
- ET Poll sees Feb IIP at 0.2%Industrial growth is expected to be just about positive in February but could gather strength from March onwards, according to a poll condu...
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