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Companies have made historically high profits, but hiring and compensation growth have lagged behind. The government has correctly emphasised that…

Prior to this, the NSO and the RBI had predicted growth rates of 7.6% and 7%, respectively. The greater growth…

This achievement not only emphasises the vital role that migrant workers from India play in the global economy, but it…

In contrast to the RBI’s prognosis of 6.5 percent and the majority of analysts’ forecasts of 6.8–7 percent, India’s economy…

In the current environment, both relative and absolute terms, the 7.8% growth recorded by the Indian economy in Q1 of the current financial year is commendable.

The $5 trillion GDP objective for India for 2019–20 is $5.74 trillion in 2022–23, and at a further 3% depreciation, it would need to reach $6.65 trillion in 2027–28.

Since the 1980s, the US has experienced the highest rate of inflation, which has also led to price increases in other parts of the world.

The FY23 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Second Advance Estimate (2AE) maintains the earlier growth projection of 7% year over year (yoy) in the First Advance Estimate.

In the previous June-September quarter, the economy had grown at 6.3 per cent, down from 13.5 per cent in the April-June quarter.

Despite higher borrowing prices and an increase in the cost of living slowing growth,the US economy performed better than anticipated at the end of the previous year

INDIA IS EXPECTED TO HAVE THE HIGHEST GROWTH IN THE ECONOMY, PROJECTS THE IMF

Everyone including significant multilateral organizations acknowledges the Modi administration’s expert economic management.

Tobacco tax hikes will help GDP growth.

When India had its midnight encounter with fate years ago, it was one of the nations with the lowest per capita incomes in the world.

The Meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee ended and it was the first meeting after MPC had submitted a report to the central bank

With this financial year completing its fourth quarter and only fast quarter remaining this financial year.

INDIA: The Rising Giant