Here is a quick look at how the real GDP growth looks for FY26.

To be fair to the government, there is little it can do to influence or predict nominal growth up to 2030-31 and it will have ...

While India’s GDP has been surprising observers on the upside every quarter this financial year, what has happened to the ...

The McCallum Rule is a monetary policy theory and formula describing the relationship between the monetary base and nominal GDP growth.

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 economists and even the RBI. The six-quarter high real GDP growth is expected ...

With inflation at multi-year lows and real growth projected at 6.8–7.2 per cent, the Centre’s 10 per cent nominal GDP estimate anchors Budget 2026-27 on cautious fiscal arithmetic ...

With expenditure estimated at 13.8% of GDP and the fiscal deficit seen at 4.16%, the Budget 2026-27 points to gradual consolidation rather than fiscal tightening.

The major change in this Budget is that after trying to boost consumption over the past three Budgets, the government is back ...

Vishrut Rana, Asia-Pacific economist at S&P Global Ratings, and Kanika Pasricha, Chief Economic Advisor at Union Bank of India, discussed the drivers of India’s potential growth, now pegged at 7%, ...

While India’s focus on the debt-to-GDP ratio, a key repayment indicator, aligns with international benchmarks, analysts ...