India’s FY26 real GDP growth of 7.4% meets expectations, but economists warn that weaker nominal growth could weigh on ...

The government has managed to diversify its revenue sources, which will insulate it against massive tax shortfalls in FY26.

Economists say Centre will have to cut down on revenue and capital expenditure to achieve 4.4% of fiscal deficit target, as ...

Record RBI dividends and strong consumption provide a cushion but rising subsidies and tight deficit math point to a narrower ...

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The government on Wednesday revised its estimate for real GDP growth in FY25–26 upward to 7.4%, against earlier estimates of ...

The Indian government expects growth of 7.4% in the financial year through March, maintaining its status as the world’s ...

A surprise GDP number challenges slowdown fears. Read why rate cut expectations shifted and what stocks may benefit.

U.S. 10-year yields fell modestly in 2025 as real yields and inflation expectations eased. Read what investors need to know.

The projection is higher than that of the Reserve Bank of India's of 7.3% and beat last year's GDP growth rate of 7.3%.

India received a Grade C—for the second consecutive year—on the quality of its national accounts and government finance data.

While the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported a robust 4.3% annual increase in third-quarter real gross domestic product (GDP) on Tuesday, economist David Rosenberg is calling the headline ...