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RBI governor confident of 7.2% GDP growth in FY25 “We are confident about 7.2 percent growth in the current financial year. Of course in any projection, in any forecast, there would be always risks to the upside and downside.,” Das stated.

“The Indian economy will grow around 7% in the current fiscal year and is on track to maintain a similar growth rate for several years,” NITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani. In a recent interview with PTI, Virmani said that the country is facing new c

Hey is that you know I what way india grown before and after liberalisation Here's some information about India's growth rate before and after economic liberalization: 1980s India's growth rate was higher than the previous decades, but it was als

Looking at the current inflation data, it seems that the RBI might consider a rate cut, and the expectation is the same as India's economic growth has slowed down

GDP Growth Projection for 2025.

Business Wrap: RBI Holds Repo Rate at 6.5% | Stock Market Rebounds | Real Estate Growth Outlook And More! Business Roundup: The RBI has maintained the repo rate at 6.5%, keeping home loan EMIs steady. The stock market bounced back after the June 4 d

Orange Economy' or the creative economy refers to knowledge-based activities that integrate culture, creativity, technology, and IP to drive economic, social, and cultural development. YouTube's ecosystem alone added >₹10,000 crore to India's GDP (2

India's Two-Year Low: The Middle Class Squeeze Amid Economic Turmoil India's urban consumption has hit a two-year low in 2024, driven by persistent inflation and stagnant wages. Middle-class households, already struggling with rising costs, are cu

Every major South Asian economy—except India and Bhutan—is staring at economic headwinds. Here’s the projected GDP growth rate for FY25: India: 6.4% Nepal: 4.4% Sri Lanka: 3.5% Bangladesh: 3.3% Pakistan: 2.7% While India stands out with stron

I think the RBI might consider another rate cut in the upcoming days to match growth. As for the stock market's fall, India needs three things: strong earnings, good GDP growth, and a strong rupee. Currently, market sentiment is shifting back towards