Uttar Pradesh has transformed from a high-risk state to a global investment dream destination, attracting over Rs 45 lakh crore in proposals through policy reforms and infrastructure development.
The International Monetary Fund revises India's GDP growth forecast upward to 7.3% for fiscal year 2026, signaling strong economic momentum and positive outlook.
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The International Monetary Fund has revised India's GDP growth projection upward to 6.6% for the 2025-26 fiscal year, reflecting strong economic momentum.
The International Monetary Fund has revised India's growth projection for FY26 upward to 7.3%, reflecting robust economic performance and positive domestic factors.
The IMF has revised India's 2025 growth projection upward to 7.3%, citing robust corporate performance and economic momentum, while highlighting global resilience amid trade tensions.
Moody's projects India's economy to grow 7.3% in FY26, up from 6.5% in FY25. This growth will raise average household incomes and increase demand for insurance products across the country.
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The IMF sharply upgraded India's economic growth projection for FY26 to 7.3% while warning that AI over-optimism and trade tensions could disrupt global stability.
India's economy shows impressive figures, yet persistent low private investment creates uncertainty about future growth, highlighting a deeper structural issue.
Yogesh Bhardwaj explains Chanakya's Arthashastra taxation principles that aim to build a prosperous state without overburdening citizens, emphasizing justice and transparency.
India's per capita income is projected to reach $4,000 by 2030, placing it in the World Bank's upper middle income category alongside China and Indonesia, according to State Bank of India analysis.
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget 2026-27 on February 1. Analysts expect a focus on capital expenditure and social infrastructure, with fiscal deficit targeted at 4.2% of GDP.
Silver prices in India reached unprecedented levels on January 19, with rates hitting ₹305 per gram. Major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai show varying rates as demand surges.
Analysts predict a Goldilocks year for India in 2026 with strong GDP growth, moderating inflation, and lower interest rates. HDFC Securities recommends seven technical stock picks including Engineers India and Granules India.
Stakeholders await Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman's ninth consecutive Budget on 1 February 2026, with high hopes for manufacturing and income tax reforms. Key dates include the Economic Survey on 31 January and the session ending 2 April.
Ashok Gulati argues merging food and fertiliser subsidies with PM Kisan could boost agricultural reforms and economic growth in India's budget.
Boston Consulting Group's Global Chairman Rich Lesser urges India to become a green economy innovator, warns China is ahead, and discusses AI, US-India relations, and industrial strategy.
Ajay Vir Jakhar argues the Union Budget fails farmers, highlighting issues like unfulfilled promises, subsidy inefficiencies, and the need for governance reforms.
A fund manager visits Shanghai post-Covid, discovering China's cashless society and intense market competition, sparking a debate on India vs China investment strategies.
India's upcoming Union Budget will focus on improving manufacturing quality and offering targeted subsidies to enhance export competitiveness amid global trade challenges.
Chinese households are redirecting $7 trillion in maturing deposits toward higher-yielding investments like stocks and insurance, fueling financial markets amid low interest rates.
A CII survey indicates strong business sentiment in India, driven by increased domestic demand and profitability expectations. Firms anticipate further growth and potential RBI rate cuts.
Free wheat and rice distributed to 80 crore Indians through PDS will not be part of the new consumer price index basket. The technical panel follows international practice.
Goa's DITC has utilised Rs 19.2 crore under the RAMP programme, focusing on skill development and a new digital portal for MSMEs set to launch in April 2025.
CareEdge Ratings forecasts India's economy will expand by 7% in 2026-27, supported by low inflation and tax reforms, though rupee depreciation and weak foreign investment pose challenges.
CII's Business Confidence Index rose to 66.5 in Q3 FY26, marking the third straight quarterly gain. Firms report strong domestic demand, with 72% expecting further improvement in Q3.
Explore how fiscal discipline and borrowed funds impact India's Union Budget, shaping economic policies and national development strategies.
Rating agency ICRA forecasts medium-term debt consolidation with strong capital expenditure focus in the upcoming Union Budget, aligning with 16th Finance Commission recommendations.
Successive tax reductions at central and state levels have significantly constrained government finances, limiting expenditure capacity with long-term implications for public spending.