The NSO has projected the real GDP growth at 7.6%, and nominal GDP growth at 9.1%, for FY24, and the deflator is around 1.5% y-o-y.

Inflation dominates market thinking again this week, along with the first estimate of US March quarter economic growth. There are also events in the Middle East for investors to continue to worry ...

It would be wrong to say that RBI blindly follows the US Fed. But it targets CPI, and that can lead to errors. India's WPI has changed little since late 2022, moving up and down in a 4% band around ...

If the Federal Open Market Committee (the rate makers) is headline driven, then rates will be “higher for longer". That may be a policy mistake.

Economists say there are weaknesses in India’s GDP data. But statisticians claim the accusations are based on flawed understanding, saying while GDP has problems, the economists are looking in the ...

The latest National Federation of Independent Business survey was an economic warning that departed widely from more robust governmental reports.

Last week, the Federal Reserve released the April edition of the Beige Book. The release highlights that, although economic activity and the labor market have been plodding along, price pressures ...

U.S. stocks on Thursday pared a chunk of their losses but still ended lower, after market participants received the latest Q1 GDP print ...

Sticky prices indicated in the first quarter GDP deflator and PCE price numb ...

Aside from results, traders are keenly awaiting US economic growth figures due later after weeks of scaling back their expectations for Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts. Economists surveyed by ...

Technology stocks led declines in US equity futures Thursday after Meta Platforms Inc.’s disappointing outlook underscored the risk of volatility in a high-stakes earnings week. Nasdaq 100 contracts ...

Economists surveyed by Bloomberg predict GDP likely cooled to around 2.5% in the first quarter ... Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the world’s largest economies must “lay out our differences,” ...