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CEA defends India's GDP data, says country does not use methodology changes to inflate growth numbersNageswaran responded to concerns raised by some economists over India's GDP estimates, stressing that GDP measurement is an estimate in eve...- India's new GDP yardstick: What changed, what did not, and what every investor should now read differentlyIndia changed the base year used to measure its economy from 2011-12 to 2022-23. The first full-year provisional numbers under the new yard...
- India’s growth looks strong on paper, but demand tells another storyThe recent rebasing of India's GDP has ignited a lively discussion among economists. Although official statistics indicate a boost in genui...
- India's Q3 FY26 GDP growth slows sequentially to 7.8% under new series; FY26 estimate rises to 7.6%India GDP Data Key Insights Q3 FY26: India's economy grew 7.8 percent in the third quarter of fiscal year 2026. This growth surpassed expec...
- Rebased GDP series sharpens view of India’s economyIndia’s new GDP base revision sharpens economic measurement by using updated data sources like MGT-7 filings, GST data, ASUSE and PLFS. It ...
- India’s GDP calculation set for overhaul with new base year, granular dataIndia's economic growth measurement is undergoing a significant overhaul, with the statistics ministry proposing the use of granular data a...
- India's GDP data debate: Why current methods remain robust and what will change with the 2026 base revisionIndia’s GDP is measured using globally accepted SNA methods, and despite an outdated base year, key economic activity is still captured. A ...
- India’s GDP data robust, new series in FebruaryOfficials said extensive data inputs with around 700 granular indicators are used for the quarterly estimates.
- Nifty vrooms past 17,500 mark: Should you book profit?"Current valuations provide a good entry point for long-term investors. At current levels, stock picking and sector rotation would be keys ...
- Pakistan: Govt fudges national accounts to paint rosy economic picture, says reportRebasing doesn't make countries or people richer; it is just about updated data for policymakers to make informed public investment and tax...
- GDP base revision to take hit as Household Consumer Expenditure Survey gets delayedCovid has thrown a wrench into India’s plan to move to the chain base method to estimate GDP.
- Stats panel has recommended 2020-21 as GDP base year: Rao Inderjit SinghThe exercise of base year revision of national accounts is guided by the ACNAS comprising experts from the central and state government, ac...
- Consumer spend survey won’t be released: MinistryA media report citing a National Statistical Office (NSO) survey titled, ‘Key Indicators: Household Consumer Expenditure in India,’ showed ...
- Chartered Accountants rubbish claims of political influence in economic data108 reputed economists had alleged suppression of “uncomfortable data” and meddling in statistics bodies.
- Better life index versus GDP measurementGrowth rates prior to the 2011 are rebased series and have been revised downwards.
- View: There are more questions than answers on back series GDP dataThe assumptions the CSO had to make to recast the ‘back-series’, has left it open to questions.
- GDP growth faster since FY'13; new series as per global normsThe new method for calculating GDP growth reveals that the Indian economy has been growing at a faster rate since 2012-13 the government sa...
- Indian economy seen growing 7.8 per cent next fiscal: DBS"GDP growth in 2015/16 could be in the range of 7.5-7.8 per cent, lifted by a firm manufacturing sector and robust domestic demand," the Si...
- RBI may cut rates further on the back of lower inflation: Radhika Rao, DBS Bank'One aspect that we would be watching very closely is how the RBI interprets the rebased GDP number that came out recently.'
- India to cross Brazil & Russia; emerge as second largest BRIC after China: BofA-MLThe new GDP series has captured the changing structure of the Indian economy. "The share of manufacturing has increased to 15.8% from 11.9%...
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