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Govt to work out path to 4.5% fiscal deficit target amid high expenditures till FY26: Official - Vimarsana News

Govt to work out path to 4.5% fiscal deficit target amid high expenditures till FY26: Official

The government faces an increase in the subsidy bill, including free food grain and LPG schemes due to volatile prices.

Tailwinds boost Q2 growth, but multiple headwinds loom ahead - Vimarsana News

Tailwinds boost Q2 growth, but multiple headwinds loom ahead

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.

GDP data for July-September today: seen slower than Q1 but consumption, capex likely drivers - Vimarsana News

GDP data for July-September today: seen slower than Q1 but consumption, capex likely drivers

Services sector is seen contributing the maximum share to the overall growth in the second quarter, even as the sector along with agriculture may see a slight moderation.

Food Inflation | Modi government likely to step up fight against rising food prices, high alert on inflation - Vimarsana News

Food Inflation | Modi government likely to step up fight against rising food prices, high alert on inflation

Inflationary pressure on the economy is mounting because of erratic and inadequate rainfall in the kharif season and uncertainty on rains surrounding the ongoing rabi season, which could impact growth

Economists estimate Q2 GDP growth rate at 6.7-7% on services, govt capex progress - Vimarsana News

Economists estimate Q2 GDP growth rate at 6.7-7% on services, govt capex progress

ICRA, which estimates Q2 GDP growth at 7 per cent topping the Monetary Policy Committee's forecast of 6.5 per cent, said growth may slow down in the second half of the financial year ahead of the elections as the impact of slowing capex and tempering of demand because of monetary tightening shows through in full.