The growth rate of the Indian economy in the fourth quarter of the financial year 2025 will clock 7.0 per cent, with an ...

India is considered a mixed economy in the 2020s. The private and public sectors co-exist and the country leverages international trade. Citizens can choose their occupations and start private ...

Against the backdrop of trade-related uncertainty triggered by the US tariffs, India’s investment activity showcased a mixed ...

The economy might face "downward pressure ... Indicators from corporate earnings have remained mixed. Nikunj Ohri reports on the India's economic policies with a focus on government finances.

India’s economy is almost twice as big as it was ... Here many of the signals are mixed — but the vibes are fantastic. International surveys show India’s consumers have become the most ...

The bank says the country’s economy seems to be withstanding the risks posed by high trade and tariff-related uncertainty.

So what is India’s actual growth rate? And is the economy accelerating? Chart: The Economist To answer these questions, start with the 8.4% figure. Nominal GDP growth in the same period was 10.1 ...

Baru starts his story from the medieval times when India was at the centre of global ... and the public sector, dominating a “mixed economy” framework, was established and growth also spiked.

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World’s fastest economy: India is the fastest growing economy among the big countries of the world . But if we include small countries as well, the economy of 15 countries is expected to grow ...

India is expected to become the third-largest economy in the world with a GDP of $5 trillion in the next three years and touch $7 trillion by 2030 on the back of continued reforms, the Finance ...