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CEA Attributes Growth Slowdown to External Factors
India's economy is likely to expand by 6.3–6.8 per cent in the coming fiscal year, much lower than what is needed to achieve developed-country status. To stimulate growth, the country requires deregulation and reforms in areas such as land and labour, according to the government's pre-Budget Economic Survey.
Crisil Projects India's GDP Growth to Reach 6.7% in the Next Fiscal Year
Headline inflation continued making progress towards the central bank's target of 4 per cent inflation as food inflation eased for the second consecutive month and non-food inflation stabilised.
Indian Economy Projected to Grow 6.8% in 2025-26: Report
Nominal GDP growth is likely to be around 10.5 per cent in the next financial year, it adds. Key drivers of this growth are strong air passenger traffic, increase in services PMI, and higher GST collections.
Indian Housing Sector Expected to Contribute 13% to National GDP by 2025: Report
Projected to grow into a $1-trillion market by 2030, the sector evolves with demographic shifts, policy reforms and global trends, says a report by leading global commercial real estate and investment management company, JLL.
India's Equity Markets Reach $5.29 Trillion Market Cap, Becoming the 4th Largest Globally
Benchmark indices Nifty and Sensex scaled to record peaks of 26,277.35 and 85,978.25 respectively, in this calendar year, as per a report from Pantomath Group, leading financial services conglomerate.
India Records 5.4% GDP Growth in Q2, Retains Status as Fastest Growing Economy
Although the GDP growth has slowed during the second quarter, India still remains the fastest growing major economy in the world as China recorded a 4.6 per cent growth during the July-September quarter.
India Set to Overtake Japan in GDP Ranking by 2025
The article appeared in the Japan Times, which drew its findings from interviews with a few Japanese economists, among them Marcel Thieliant head of Asia-Pacific for Capital Economics.
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