The Indian economy is projected to grow at over 6.5% this year, driven by robust domestic consumption and investment, and ...

India is expected to maintain a steady real GDP growth rate of 6 to 6.5 per cent year-on-year in FY26, driven by strong ...

RBI economists caution about underpriced macroeconomic risks and rising global trade tariffs nearing 1930s levels. Despite ...

Despite global uncertainties, India focuses on sustaining economic growth through a multi-pronged strategy. Key measures ...

On the surface, India's economy has been strong for the first half of 2019, with the BSE30 (an index that tracks 30 financially sound Indian companies) returning over 7% since January 1.

Børge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, on the global and Indian economy, and the future of trade.

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Despite its economic size, India’s developing status reveals challenges like inequality, youth unemployment and a vast informal sector Prime Minister Modi recently visited the US to ...

India’s economy is experiencing a sharp slowdown — to the consternation of many observers. For several years, analysts and organisations such as the IMF and World Bank have touted India as the ...

India’s potential growth may have slowed down by over one percentage point due to the longer-than-expected disruption caused ... “This implies difficult economic challenges for many years ...

India’s economy is expected to face constraints in FY 2023-24, with weak global demand and monetary policy tightening to manage inflationary pressures. This will limit real GDP growth to 6%.

India’s economy grew by over 8% in the fiscal year to March 31, giving Prime Minister Narendra Modi a boost just hours before national elections draw to a close.