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Even with a modest 6% annual GDP growth, India will be the world’s third largest economy by 2028. All the more reason why the focus must be on boosting per capita GDP to $13,000-14,000 levels for a “developed India” by 2047.

If high growth is generating gainful employment opportunities for the millions entering the labour force, then why must the government provide free food to 800 million people?

According to Nageswaran, a decline in the share of Private Final Consumption Expenditure in the GDP of 2023-24 is not a sign of demand slowdown but reflects growth in the economy being more evenly distributed than before.

Investors will be hearing from five Fed presidents later in the week, listening for any clues about when the Fed might cut interest rates.

The Bank of Japan is on track to end negative interest rates in coming months despite the economy's fall into recession, say sources familiar with its thinking, though weak domestic demand means they may seek more clues on wages growth before acting. Japan shocked analysts on Thursday when data showed gross domestic product unexpectedly contracting for two straight quarters, the technical definition of a recession, and losing its place as the world's third-largest economy to Germany. ...

The U.S. dollar held firm on Friday after rising overnight, as traders weighed how domestic GDP data that surprised to the upside would impact the Federal Reserve's rate path and awaited key inflation data later in the day. The euro, meanwhile, was on the backfoot following the European Central Bank's (ECB) latest monetary policy meeting on Thursday which held interest rates at a record-high 4%. In the United States, official data on advance GDP estimate showed gross domestic product...

Investors have their eye on Tesla and IBM, which are slated to report their financials after the closing bell.

Stocks rebounded after selling off sharply on Wednesday, when the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Nasdaq snapped their winning streaks.

Dinesh Kumar Khara says the banking system has learned from past mistakes and lending has become much better and much more informed.

As much as 4.6 percentage points out of the 7.6 percent growth in the September quarter can be put down to ‘’discrepancies’’