While India’s GDP grew by 7.8% in real terms in April-June – the fastest pace in five quarters – the growth rate was at a three-quarter low of 8.8% without adjusting for inflation.
A favourable base effect and low deflator growth which boosted the headline figure in Q1 is likely to have continued in Q2 - ...
Note from dshort: With today's release of the Q4 GDP Second Estimate, I've spent some time updating my occasional analysis of the government's calculation of the Real GDP. How do you get from Nominal ...
Most informed commentators welcomed the numbers. However, the narrow wedge between nominal and real GDP growth rates has been unsettling for a few serious observers. Keeping this in view, this ...
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No excuse for growing below potential
Even if India grows between 6.5 per cent and 6.75 per cent in FY26, it would be below its potential of 7-7.5 per cent. Any ...
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Larry Kudlow insists ‘Trump Effect’ has America back on top as world’s hottest country — but here’s the big brutal truth about the US economy
The bottom line: Kudlow's "Trump Effect" may have captured a real burst of optimism, but the economy is more complex than one ...
At a joint committee session in Georgia’s one-party parliament, First Deputy Finance Minister Giorgi Kakauridze presented the ...
ISLAMABAD: The government has revised the GDP growth rate to 3.04 percent from the earlier provisional growth rate of 2.68 ...
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