Despite strong real growth, slowing nominal GDP and a sharply weaker deflator raise fiscal concerns, challenging Budget ...
While negative net exports are a drag, India's growth remains resilient, anchored by domestic demand, with Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) being the primary growth driver (35% contribution).
India’s GDP has grown at a robust 8.2% in the second quarter of the financial year - a number that beats all estimates by ...
Q2FY26 GDP GROWTH MAY TRIGGER FY26 UPGRADES. On the last working day of November 2025, MOSPI put out the Q2FY26 GDP growth ...
India posted one of the fastest growth rates in the world — but low nominal growth, weak taxes and a likely no-cut RBI spoil ...
India’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) for the second quarter of the current financial year grew at 8.2% as agai ...
The GDP beat has lifted confidence but also raised new doubts: nominal growth remains soft, the deflator has inflated real ...
Despite extraordinary growth in capital expenditures, total expenditures were higher by only 6.13 percent, with revenue ...