Browsing: Indian economy

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 suggests that India’s creditworthiness, which is important to investors, has gotten better. On the eve of the Lok Sabha…

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

The administration withheld the 2017–18 survey results, claiming that the data quality was inadequate. There had been reports that the…

Based on statistics supplied by the National Statistical Office (NSO), the forecast for the current financial year (2023–24) has been…

It increased to 5.69%, a four-month high, due to increased food inflation. As anticipated, the RBI had warned that “risks…

Estimates indicate that the economy will expand in real terms by 7.3%, up from 7.2% in the previous fiscal year.…

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.

The government’s move to establish a framework for regulating crypto assets is a significant step towards establishing a rule-based system.

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.

India on track to achieve 7% GDP growth this fiscal despite high inflation.

At its April review, the RBI is expected to boost interest rates once more, bringing the cost of borrowing to 6.50 percent after six increases since May.

Shaktikanta Das, governor of RBI, stated on Wednesday that the real GDP growth is anticipated to expand at a rate of 6.4% for FY24 and 7% for FY23.

With declining inflation and strong growth, India is poised to remain a bright spot even as developed nations slow down in 2023.

Reliance Industries’ chairman Mukesh Ambani said the next 25 years are going to be transformational for India the goal to become a $40 trillion economy.

In the house Wednesday opposition made criticism about the government policy and how they handling the economy.

India has emerged as the second-largest producer of crude steel by replacing Japan.

Finance minister in Lok Sabha said that Indian government actions are completely good