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India's GDP Estimate Short-Lived Before Major Revision

India's first advance GDP estimate of 7.4% growth for FY26 may quickly become outdated as the government prepares to overhaul the statistical framework next month, changing how the economy is measured.

India's Debt-to-GDP Target: Key Challenges Explained

India shifts from fiscal deficit to debt-to-GDP as its primary fiscal anchor from 2026-27. While offering flexibility, low tax revenues pose a significant challenge to achieving the 50% target by 2031.

India Set to Beat FY26 Fiscal Deficit Target: PwC

India is on track to achieve, and potentially exceed, its 4.4% fiscal deficit target for FY26, boosting investor confidence. PwC's Ranen Banerjee explains the fiscal math despite lower nominal GDP growth.

Karnataka fiscal deficit touches 3% limit

Karnataka's fiscal deficit hits the legal 3% ceiling due to rising borrowings for welfare schemes. Officials say borrowing may touch Rs 93,000 crore. Read more on the state's budget challenges.

India's Fiscal Discipline Tested Amid Rising Subsidies

India aims to stick to its medium-term fiscal deficit target of 4.3% in FY26, buoyed by a record RBI dividend. However, rising subsidy costs and lower nominal GDP growth present significant challenges to consolidation. Explore the details.

Welfare Populism Threatens India's Fiscal Health

State-level welfare expansion is pushing India into a debt trap, risking national economic stability. Experts call for a unified National Welfare Policy based on fiscal discipline and transparency. Read more.

Welfare Populism vs Fiscal Stability: India's Choice

State-level welfare expansion is pushing India into a debt trap, risking national economic stability. Experts argue for a unified National Welfare Policy based on fiscal discipline and transparency. Read more.

RBI: 2025 Trade Shift, Reforms Vital for India's Growth

RBI's annual report highlights a pivotal shift in global trade dynamics in 2025. Sustaining India's high growth path requires continued focus on economic reforms, fiscal consolidation, and boosting private investment. Read the full analysis.

Bearish Bond Cycle to Extend Through FY26: Report

India's bond market faces a prolonged bearish phase with 10-year yields projected at 6.55-6.70% through FY26. Key drivers include fiscal consolidation and global factors. Read the full analysis.

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