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The FY26 GDP estimates show growth at 7.4 percent and nominal growth at 8 percent, softer than earlier targets, raising ...

India’s first advance GDP estimates have traditionally worked mostly as an early, temporary input into Budget planning. This ...

Slower nominal GDP growth could ease pressure on the fiscal deficit this year, but India’s debt-to-GDP ratio may see slight ...

India’s FY26 real GDP growth of 7.4% meets expectations, but economists warn that weaker nominal growth could weigh on ...

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is the market value of all the goods and services produced by an economy in a given Financial Year. The GDP helps in determining the economic growth, purchasing power and ...

Economists also said lower inflation and a weak GDP deflator have dragged nominal growth to around 10%, even as real activity improves; the bigger challenge now is jobs and wage growth.

The government is likely to achieve its fiscal deficit target of 4.4 per cent despite a lower than budgeted print for the ...

Union Budget will be based on this data, though the First Advanced Estimates will undergo revisions through the year.

India's GDP is projected to grow by 7.4% in 2025-26, a significant jump from the previous 6.5%. Read the highlights of the ...

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