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Growth slowdown, fiscal dilemma complicate India's Budget preparation
The Ministry pointed out that revenue receipts in the first half of the year, at almost 52 per cent of Budget Estimates, were above the five-year rolling average
India's economy faces slower growth in 2025, macro risks intensify
In 2025, macro policies will need to support domestic demand, but without compromising on macrofinancial stability risks
Municipal fiscal reforms crucial for addressing urban governance challenges
Decentralising local governance is crucial to empowering municipal bodies with greater administrative autonomy and financial independence
High interest rates, fiscal consolidation slowing GDP growth: CRISIL
Some technical factors, such as net product taxes and the GDP deflator, have also disrupted GDP's trajectory
Reassessing Nehruvian policies: Growth, education, and social change
The policies of the first decade-and-a half of planned development are better characterised as Nehruvian Humanism
Savings-investment conundrum: Domestic savings key to sustainable growth
For growth to be sustainable, it must be financed by higher gross domestic savings because there is not much space to do so through external borrowing
CARE Ratings pares down India's FY25 GDP growth forecast to 6.5%
Sachin Gupta, chief rating officer at CARE Ratings, said that the first half of FY25 paints a picture of cautious optimism within India's corporate sector
UK economy shrinks in Oct, suffers first back-to-back declines since 2020
Gross domestic product shrank 0.1 per cent month-on-month in October, as it did in September, the Office for National Statistics said
Policy path forward: Balancing inflation control and growth revival
Despite the growth slowdown, a rate cut-cycle is unlikely to start anytime soon
India set for resilient growth in 2025 driven by urban consumption: S&P
For 2025-26 and 2026-27, S&P Global Ratings pegged India's GDP growth forecast at 6.7 per cent and 6.8 per cent, respectively, down 20 basis points from its previous estimates
Markets gain for 5th day on FPI buying; IT, financial stocks lead rally
After gaining as much as 1.6 per cent from the previous day's close, the Sensex slipped into negative territory, only to recover sharply once again
Low GDP growth: Don't throw baby out with the bathwater, urges CEA
Speaking at Assocham's Bharat@100 Summit, CEA V Anantha Nageswaran emphasised that India's underlying growth story remains intact despite dismal Q2 GDP figures
India's market capitalisation-to-GDP ratio third-highest despite correction
The current ratio is slightly lower than the all-time high ratio of 154 per cent at the end of September this year. It is the highest on record after December 2007 and September
Govt targets 6.5-7% GDP growth in FY25 despite slowdown: EAS Ajay Seth
India's GDP recorded a 5.4% growth in the July-September quarter, its slowest in two years
Nine states bet $18 billion on women's empowerment: Goldman Sachs
Cash transfer schemes have emerged as a powerful strategy for ruling state governments to attract women voters, often influencing election outcomes
Q2 growth disappointing but 6.5% GDP target for FY25 'not in danger': CEA
The Economic Survey projected India's GDP to grow at 6.5-7 per cent in 2024-25, down from a high of 8.2 per cent in the the preceding financial year
India's economy: Extended tight monetary policy may curb growth further
The forward-looking policy bias might create room to lower rates in early 2025
Thailand set to reap $2 bn Rainbow Tourism boon with same-sex marriage law
The same-sex law that's slated to take effect in January will also create 152,000 full-time equivalent jobs and will help lift the nation's gross domestic product by 0.3 per cent
India to release GDP data 90 minutes earlier at 4 pm, to align with markets
The first GDP data release under the new schedule is set for November 29, covering the second quarter of FY25
Economic growth questions: Some high-frequency indicators remain puzzling
Growth in GDP in the first quarter this financial year declined to a five-quarter low of 6.7 per cent
