As the year 2025-marked by high volatility and single-digit returns for sensex and Nifty-nears its end, brokerages and ...
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India's Current Account Deficit Projection Rises To 1.7% Of GDP For FY26: Union Bank; Here's Why
The report highlights that the trade deficit is likely to face seasonal pressures due to increased demand during festive ...
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India's Growing Economy
Comments made by CEO BVR Subrahmanyam of the Indian government think tank NITI Aayog about the size of the Indian economy have made headlines in the country's media. On Saturday, the head of the ...
BENGALURU: India is a global manufacturing hub and is expected to contribute more than $500 billion annually to the global ...
Ind-Ra projects India's Q2 GDP growth at 7.2%, driven by strong private consumption and a resilient services sector.
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Strong demand keeps India’s Q2 GDP growth at 7.2%
New Delhi: India Ratings & Research (Ind-Ra) on Wednesday projected India’s GDP to grow at 7.2 per cent in the second quarter ...
MUMBAI (Reuters) -Flux in the global economy presents considerable challenges to the global macroeconomic outlook and the Indian economy is not immune, the central bank said in its monthly bulletin.
Based on its current growth rate, India is expected to become the world's third-largest consumer market in 2026 and the third-largest economy by 2028, according to a UBS report. Currently, the US and ...
The BTA, formally proposed in February following directives from the leadership of both nations, seeks to more than double ...
Morgan Stanley's managing director and chief India equity strategist, Ridham Desai explains the fundamental macroeconomic transformation that has made him turn bullish on India after years of caution.
India’s spell of fast GDP growth with low inflation and high stability on the external front hints at the possibility of a ...
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SubscriberWrites: Capital Caution–Reading India’s FDI reversal and what it signals for the economy
Net FDI turning negative means existing investors pulling money out faster than new ones are putting it in. It reflects hesitation about returns, regulation, and risk perception.
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