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Releasing GDP estimates undergoes six revisions over three years, starting with the First Advance Estimate (FAE). Examining four years of data reveals similarities between estimates, suggesting the merging of FAE and Second Advance Estimate (SAE) to streamline the process. Scrutiny indicates negligible differences between Second Revised Estimate (SRE) and Third Revised Estimate (TRE), proposing the elimination of TREs for a more efficient system. Additionally, consolidating First Revised Estimate (FRE) and SRE could yield a more accurate, swifter estimation process within 16 months.

IDFC FIRST Bank’s Economist Gaura Sengupta said the deflator, with a higher weight of WPI, was favourable for manufacturing than the services sector, which has a higher weight of Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation.

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