What latest estimates of India’s GDP say about the economy
The Centre has released latest estimates of India’s GDP, making significant revisions for past quarters and years. Why does govt make these revisions? What do these changes in estimates say about the economy?
India’s Economy Picks Up Speed
India’s economy picked up in the most recent quarter as manufacturing and government spending regained momentum.
India's economic growth picks up on rising government, consumer spending
December, picking up on increased government and consumer spending, official data showed on Friday, and the government said it expected a further acceleration in the current quarter.
India’s GDP growth picks up in Q3 at 6.2%
The latest data also shows the Indian economy crossed a critical psychological threshold when its quarterly nominal GDP crossed the $ 1trillion mark for the first time in a quarter
GDP growth at 6.2% in Q3, pegged at 6.5% for 2024-25
India’s economic growth in the three months to Dec rebounded on the back of arecovery in govt and consumer spending, exports and a robust farm sector, while services remained steady.Data released by National Statistical Office on Friday showed GDP grew by 6.
India's GDP growth rebounds to 6.2% in Q3FY25, full-year forecast raised to 6.5%
India's real GDP grew by 6.2% in the third quarter (Q3) of FY25, Business Standard reported citing data released by the National Statistics Office (NSO) under the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) on Friday.
India’s GDP grows 6.2% in October-December quarter
India’s economy expanded a little over 6 percent in the December quarter, official data showed Friday, marking an uptick from the previous quarter as the country prepares for the fallout of US President Donald Trump’s protectionist trade policies.
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India Q3 GDP FY25 Highlights: Maha Kumbh to help India achieve 6.5% growth in FY25, says CEA
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