Economists expect the Union Budget to peg FY27 nominal GDP growth at 10-10.5%, aided by rising inflation and a low base, ...

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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 questions for fiscal planning and revenue assumptions prior to the Budget ...

India’s FY26 real GDP growth of 7.4% meets expectations, but economists warn that weaker nominal growth could weigh on earnings, fiscal math and market sentiment despite headline resilience.

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

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

ICRA also expects the government to increase capital expenditure by around 14 per cent to Rs 13.1 trillion in FY27, ...

This would be the last GDP estimates of the current series based on 2011-12 since in February 2026, the statistics ministry ...

As India heads into Budget 2026, economists are rethinking long-held assumptions about growth and stability. With inflation ...

Our growth numbers look reassuring, but slowing nominal GDP could constrain the Centre’s ability to take stimulus action ...

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