India’s rebased GDP shows a slightly smaller economy but steady growth. Fiscal ratios widen marginally. Strong savings support investment. Potential spillovers from Middle East-related energy risks li ...

SBICAPS Research puts the FY27 pressure in starker terms. Assuming 10% nominal growth and a similar absolute fiscal deficit of ₹16.95 trillion, the deficit could overshoot its FY27 target by 25 basis ...

Goldman Sachs quantifies the oil shock from the Iran war as crude spikes on Strait of Hormuz disruptions—get the latest market impact analysis and act now.

A revised GDP calculation trims India's economy by Rs 12 lakh crore. This could push the fiscal deficit higher, with FY26 ...

Nominal GDP downward revision may push India's fiscal deficit upwards. Experts analyze the impact on FY26 & FY27 targets.

Revised base year and expanded corporate coverage lift growth estimate by 0.2 percentage point over old series ...

The Indian economy was expected to accelerate at cheetah speeds. But the revised GDP data series, released Friday, shows no such thing.Instead, it dropped a nuk ...

The military conflict in Iran and the Middle East is curtailing the global flow of oil and natural gas. Along with ...

India's economy exceeded expectations with a revised GDP growth of 7.6% in FY26, largely driven by the manufacturing sector.

MUMBAI: While economists have welcomed the new GDP series with fiscal 2023 as the base year for its wider coverage and data granularity, some of them have flagg ...

India will release its rebased GDP series with 2022–23 as the base year, incorporating digital services, gig economy data, double deflation, and improved quarterly benchmarking methods.

Hawaii isn’t “empty.” It’s jammed with value—military, tourism, billionaire playgrounds—but remarkably little of that value converts into secure, affordable lives for the people who actually live ...