Economists and research note have listed deflators and higher economic activities beside others for economic growth number at 8.2 per cent during July-September quarter (Q2 of FY26). Now, economists ...
The headline number signals resilience, but it also obscures a softer undercurrent: muted nominal growth, abnormally low ...
Economists also said lower inflation and a weak GDP deflator have dragged nominal growth to around 10%, even as real activity ...
The second quarter gross domestic product (GDP) numbers for FY 25-26 have released today. In the first quarter, nominal GDP growth fell to 8.8%, only 1% point higher than the real GDP growth of 7.8%.
India’s GDP has grown at a robust 8.2% in the second quarter. Why has the real GDP growth been more than expected and what’s the outlook for the coming quarters? Why are economists pointing to the ...