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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

Everyone is saying that India’s GDP growth will be 7% this year according to Google, but looking at the current situation, it doesn’t seem like 7% growth is possible.

ONE INTERESTING OBSERVATION SERIES DAY #3 Notice the big difference in GROSS FIXED CAPITAL FORMATION between India and China's GDP, which represents investment in things like infrastructure, property, and machinery. China dedicates a whopping 43% o

As of 2025, the United States remains the world's largest economy, with a nominal GDP of approximately $30.34 trillion. China follows as the second-largest, with a GDP of about $19.53 trillion. Germany, Japan, and India round out the top five economi

World Top Three Economies: 1. US $28.7 Trillion GDP 2. China $18.5 Trillion GDP [------ $14 Trillion Gap ------] 3. Germany $4.7 Trillion GDP India might reach $5T GDP in upcoming years by adding $1.5T. India is adding $1T in every 7 years: 2007:

Kya is par bharosa karsakte hai ? deepseek being a china made later might get warns from china gov to give data.

🚀 Top 15 Countries by GDP Growth (2015-2025) 🌍📊 India's GDP growth is 77% in 10 years. (Source:-IMF, Inflation-Adjusted) 🏆 Fastest Growing Economies: 🇮🇳 India: +77% ($2.4T → $4.3T) 🇨🇳 China: +74% ($11.2T → $19.5T) 🇰🇷 South Korea: +29% ($1.

Actually your are saying if we are taking premium then we get job but you didn't have a single option here for hospitality line #medial

I have recently watched a podcast of Ranveer alahbadia with Economist Ruchir sharma and it have a very good discussion about future of india in terms of GDP abd about past trends and comparison between India, America and China in terms of growth and

UBS has advised shorting the Indian rupee for now, which means FIIs may remain outside the Indian market for some time. Indian GDP growth is not looking impressive; at one point, China achieved over 10% GDP growth, while we have only managed to reach