The RBI has revised up GDP growth for fiscal 2025 to 7.2 per cent from 7.0, with 7.3 per cent projected in the first quarter
Read MoreThe new industrial policy is needed at this juncture to strengthen industrial development and employment creation in the country, says PHDCCI
Read MoreThe food inflation is still above the normal limit and continuously posing a challenge to the deflation process of RBI
Read MoreAs per Crisil Ratings, the growth moderation in the fourth quarter (Q4) was driven by the fixed investment segment on the demand side
Read MoreOverall, S&P Global Market Intelligence projects private consumption to improve gradually to grow 6.9 per cent in the current financial year 2024-25
Read MoreThe substantial growth rate is indicative of the strong economic policies implemented by the government, coupled with the resilience and industriousness of the Indian populace
Read MoreThe projection is cited to enhance activities in real estate, renewable energy, and semiconductors among other sectors.
Read MoreThe improved growth outlook is supported by several factors, including sustained government capital expenditure, deleveraged corporate and banking sector balance sheets, and the emerging private corporate capital expenditure cycle
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