By Shubham Batra NEW DELHI, Feb 24 (Reuters) - India will overhaul how it calculates real GDP growth under a revised national ...

A report projects India’s GDP to register over 8% growth in the October-December quarter, highlighting strong economic ...

The Deputy Governor highlighted that high, stable and accelerating growth, and more predictable economic outcomes have become ...

India’s economic momentum likely due to slower government spending and weak exports, while technical changes in GDP ...

India's economy is expected to grow 6.8-7.2% in 2026-27; exports, domestic demand and reforms support growth, while global ...

India's economy is set for robust growth. GDP is expected to expand by approximately 8.1 percent in the third quarter of ...

The report has “nowcasted Q3FY26 real GDP growth at 8.1%,” and said overall growth is expected to be “closer to 8.1%”.

The Reserve Bank of India’s Deputy Governor stated that the Indian economy is experiencing stable and accelerating growth, underpinned by strong domestic demand and favourable macroeconomic conditions ...

Economic momentum in India picked up sequentially during the December quarter, supported by festive season demand and the impact of GST rate cuts. According to the UBS India Composite Economic ...

Under the old series, India's GDP growth rate is estimated at 7.4% in FY26 against 6.5% in FY25. The new GDP series is due on 27 February.

India is the only major economy witnessing strong growth in steel demand, even as global consumption stagnates or declines, ...

It is adopting more granular price deflation to address concerns raised by economists that its method is outdated Read more at The Business Times.