The OECD's 2025 Economic Outlook Report predicts India's GDP growth will lead G20 nations at 6.3% in 2025 and 6.4% in 2026. Amid global economic slowdowns, India aims for a $32 trillion economy by ...

Growth gaps. India’s GDP growth, at 7.4% in January-March, exceeded market expectations of 6.9%. However, a slower rise in gross value added (GVA), at 6.8%, revealed a softer underlying momentum ...

India's economy exceeded expectations with a 7.4% growth in the fourth quarter of FY 2024-25. However, the full fiscal year GDP growth is provisionally estimated at 6.5%, marking a four-year low ...

India's GDP growth in 2024-25 slowest since 2020-21 pandemic year, but agriculture and construction sectors show strong performance. Real GDP growth in Q4 of 2024-25 accelerated to 7.4%, ...

“Headline GDP posted a 2.2 per cent annualized advance in Q1, which was modestly above the consensus forecast…1.7 per cent,” said senior economist Andrew Grantham at CIBC.

India’s GDP is projected to grow 6.9% in the March quarter, boosted by agricultural output and service sector exports, according to a Mint poll. However, FY25 GDP growth may slow to 6.3%.

But it ’ s far from perfect. GDP is a poor measure of welfare. It tallies up all the goods and services produced in an economy — putting equal value on $100 whether it ’ s spent on concert tickets or ...

In a volatile global economic environment, headline GDP can be overly influenced by exogenous shocks like the ‘Trump tariff'. A way to segregate the influence of temporary shocks and gauge the ...

The US remains the world's richest country with a GDP of $29.18 trillion. Each state's GDP compares to that of another country US GDP fell in Q1 this year, the first decline since 2022. The US ...

And, lastly, focusing on the GDP numbers again, there's a math problem at work. Yes, imports jumped a huge $333 billion in the first quarter, but inventories only increased $140 billion. That ...

The U.S. economy shrank in the first quarter, but the underlying data show trends under the hood that should dampen recession fears. “Real GDP slipped in the first quarter, and while a decline ...

Real GDP fell in the year's first quarter at an annualized rate of 0.3%. That doesn't mean a recession, but Americans have been worried one will happen this year. The new data shows how the ...