While India’s GDP grew by 7.8% in real terms in April-June – the fastest pace in five quarters – the growth rate was at a three-quarter low of 8.8% without adjusting for inflation.

Interest rate volatility has been high, and rotations between value and growth in equities have been sharp. Over the past few decades, a recession was generally accompanied by a decline in earnings ...

On the last working day of August 2025, the MOSPI put out the Q1FY26 GDP growth figures. Q1FY26 real GDP growth surged to 7.8%, while the nominal GDP growth was also robust at 8.8%. Very low inflation ...

India’s corporate revenue and earnings momentum may face headwinds in the upcoming financial year due to an expected moderation in nominal GDP growth, according to a report by Jefferies. As per news ...

India’s corporate sector may face a tougher fiscal year ahead, with global brokerage firm Jefferies projecting that nominal GDP growth could slip to 9 per cent in FY26, marking its lowest rate since ...

MUMBAI, Jan 9 (Reuters) - India's nominal GDP growth is likely to fall in 2023-24, hurting tax collections and putting pressure on the federal government to reduce the budget gap by cutting expenses ...

Jan 24 (Reuters) - India is likely to peg its nominal gross domestic product (GDP) growth at around 11% in the annual budget next week, marking a slowdown from its estimate for the current fiscal year ...

In Sharjah (UAE), tenants sign a rental contract knowing exactly what to expect: the rent will remain unchanged for the first three years. By law, landlords cannot raise rents during this period. Even ...