India’s GDP growth could surpass the central bank’s 7% estimate for 2024-25, the National Council for Applied Economic Research (NCAER) said on Monday, citing the forecast of an above-normal ...

India can sustain 8 per cent annual GDP growth and the conducive macroeconomic configuration may become a launching pad for a step-up in the country's growth trajectory, said an article on the ...

Description: Nominal GDP or the GDP at current price can present a distorted picture of the actual growth in GDP owing to price changes. However, if we consider the price of base year as constant and ...

India’s GDP growth in the January to March 2024 quarter is likely to turn out to be higher than the 5.9% uptick penned in by the National Statistical Office (NSO), possibly in the range of 6.5% ...

India is scripting this growth while facing global headwinds and disruptions such as climate change, hostile geopolitics and conflicts. Also, the government is looking at doubling GDP over the ...

with a GDP growth rate of almost 34%. Yet, experts have already warned of the so-called “resource curse,” meaning the mismanagement of revenue from oil extraction, which has historically been linked ...

While the general consensus is for the economy to grow more than 5% next year, economists and industry experts have, however, cautioned that the recovery path will not be without challenges.

The production side of the economy was strong, contributing the most to the UK’s overall growth ... prosperous an economy is. If GDP is going up, it generally means people pay more in tax ...

The Reserve Bank on Friday retained the GDP growth forecast of 7 per cent for the 2024-25 financial year, lower than the 7.6 per cent expansion estimated for FY24. In its February monetary policy ...

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MOSCOW. April 27 (Interfax) - Russian GDP could grow more than 3% in 2024 given current trends in the economy, Russian President Vladimir Putin said, referring to expert estimates. "The real current ...