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Massive Tax Shortfall, Yet Fiscal Deficit Target on Track

Despite a projected ₹1.5-2 trillion tax revenue gap and slower nominal GDP growth, India's fiscal deficit target of 4.4% for FY26 remains achievable. Strong non-tax revenues and statistical revisions provide crucial support. Read the full analysis.

India's GDP to grow 7.4% in FY26, says Finance Ministry

India's Finance Ministry projects robust GDP growth of 7.4% for FY26, building on a strong 7% estimate for FY25. Key drivers include investment, consumption, and policy reforms. Read the full economic outlook.

FY26 GDP growth seen at 7.4%, services lead

India's economy is projected to grow at 7.4% in FY26, up from 6.5% last year, driven by a buoyant services sector. The data will shape the upcoming Union Budget. Read more for key insights.

India's FY26 GDP Growth Forecast at 7.4%

Official data projects India's economy to grow 7.4% this fiscal, powered by strong manufacturing and household spending. Key drivers and expert insights revealed.

India's 2026 Economic Outlook Strong on 8.2% GDP Growth

India's government projects a robust 2026 start, fueled by 8.2% GDP growth, benign inflation, and strong corporate balance sheets. Explore the drivers behind this 'Goldilocks period' of high growth and low inflation.

India Becomes 4th Largest Economy, Overtakes Japan

India's GDP hits $4.18 trillion, making it the world's fourth-largest economy. The government cites strong growth, low inflation, and rising exports. Read more on the path to becoming #3 by 2030.

India becomes world's 4th largest economy

India overtakes Japan to become the fourth-largest economy globally, aiming for third place by 2027. Read the full economic review and growth projections.

US Jobless Growth Puzzle: Key Lessons for India

The US faces a paradox of booming GDP but rising unemployment. This analysis explores three theories behind the data and crucial takeaways for India's own jobless growth challenge. Read more.

US GDP grows 4.3% in Q3, fastest pace in 2 years

US economy expanded at a 4.3% annualised rate in Q3 2026, its fastest pace in two years, driven by strong consumer spending. Delayed report shows resilience amid trade policy shifts. #USEconomy #GDP

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