Why India Must Look Beyond GDP to Measure True Economic Success
India has every reason to celebrate its economic achievements. In just three decades, the country has transformed itself from a […]
India has every reason to celebrate its economic achievements. In just three decades, the country has transformed itself from a […]
Revised data for previous years suggest that the slowdown in FY25 is steeper than initially estimated.
Market analysts polled by Reuters had predicted a 5.0% expansion for Q4, up from the 4.6% growth recorded in Q3. The stronger-than-expected performance is attributed to the impact of various support measures introduced by Chinese policymakers in recent months.
The RBI has kept the interest rates steady for eight consecutive monetary policies citing persisting risks to inflation.