Despite strong real growth, slowing nominal GDP and a sharply weaker deflator raise fiscal concerns, challenging Budget ...
India's 8.2% GDP growth signals strong short-term performance, yet reveals structural challenges and sectoral disparities ...
Q2FY26 GDP GROWTH MAY TRIGGER FY26 UPGRADES. On the last working day of November 2025, MOSPI put out the Q2FY26 GDP growth ...
India’s experience reflects this divergence clearly, as, during FY11–20, the Indian economy expanded rapidly, with nominal ...
India's GDP growth at 8.2% for Q2 2025-26 positions it as the fastest-growing large economy, yet stock markets remain subdued due to various factors.
The GDP beat has lifted confidence but also raised new doubts: nominal growth remains soft, the deflator has inflated real numbers, and traders who once expected a December cut are now pulling back th ...
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OPINION | India’s GDP outperformed all expectations in 2025, but low nominal growth’s got downsides
After the tariff blow who would have thought India’s growth rate would touch 8% in the first half of this fiscal? But a ...
Shenoy highlighted that “the biggest in the economy are financial services, trade and manufacturing. The rest are relatively small.” ...
India’s macroeconomic dashboard flashes two contrasting lights at the same moment. The green signal: real GDP growth soared ...
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Japan’s GDP contracts sharply to 0.6% contraction, nominal wages jump 2.6%, more than expected
Japan’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contracted more sharply than initially estimated in the third quarter of 2025, on a ...
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