The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) cut its key interest rate for the first time in nearly five years on Friday, as it seeks to ...

Cutting tax rates can promote growth, and conversely raising taxes can hinder it—the intellectual heritage of this line of thought stretches back to an 18th century economist. But this theory ...

Despite the widely expected rate cut to 6.25% and the central bank’s ‘neutral’ stance, investor sentiment remained subdued.

Governments can influence the overall GDP growth through their taxation and expenditure policies ... agencies — Nomura and HSBC — have now shown this. First look at red line CHART 1 by HSBC, which ...

Source: Central Statistics Office Licensed under Creative Commons 4.0 The above chart shows seasonally adjusted GDP growth from 2019 Q1 to 2020 ... between spending and receipts. The dividing line ...

Brazil’s gross public debt-to-GDP ratio was expected to jump around 100% at the end ... The capital amount rises each year in line with the Extended National Consumer Price Index (IPCA). These bonds ...

The Budget was satisfactory and largely in line with expectations. While some may perceive slower growth in the governments ...

Regional output was slightly better than previously thought, although the eurozone is still hampered by productivity woes.

Services, particularly banking, insurance, and business services, are key drivers of British GDP growth. Manufacturing, meanwhile, has declined in importance but still accounts for about 10% of ...

The charts below show how key indicators evolved during former President Obama’s second term, and how they are faring since Trump took office in January. GDP growth “We’re saying 3 (percent) ... There ...

Any new data will be included in future monthly gross domestic product (GDP) releases, in line with the National accounts revisions policy. For context, the average turnover response rates for the ...

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