India’s GDP forecast is revised upward by the IMF, with FY26 and FY27 set at 7.3% and 6.4%, respectively.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) revised its projections upward in its World Economic Outlook released on January 19, indicating that India’s economy is expected to develop faster than previously projected in both the current and future fiscal years. India’s GDP is predicted by the IMF to grow by 7.3% in FY26, an increase of 0.7…

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The 2026 budget Anticipations: Soon, a more straightforward tariff structure and fewer gold customs duty slabs.

Gold plays a crucial role in India’s financial ecosystem, with its value closely approaching the country’s GDP. Traditionally viewed as a secure investment and collateral against economic uncertainty, recent gold policy developments indicate a trend towards stability after years of fiscal intervention. The government’s policy over the past decade has focused on reconciling three key…

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After 18 months, FMCG demand recovers; 5% volume rise is anticipated in the upcoming months.

In the first few months of this year, the FMCG industry in India is predicted to rise by 5%. A Worldpanel survey claims that the industry is seeing a significant uptick because of favorable macroeconomic data. According to Worldpanel’s December FMCG Pulse survey, food inflation is negative, inflation is low, and India’s GDP estimates have…

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The rupee drops to a record low of 89.59/$: reasons why the impressive Q2 GDP doesn’t improve outlook

Despite the staggering GDP figure, the Indian rupee fell to new lows. The solid Q2 GDP report was overshadowed by FII outflows and uncertainties around the US-India trade pact, which kept the rupee trading well below the 89.50/$ barrier. The currency fell significantly from its November low of 89.49/$. Despite the spectacular Q2 GDP numbers,…

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RBI holds rates unchanged: Five important lessons revealing important banking sector improvements and increasing GDP projections

Following a three-day meeting, the RBI Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) retained the 5.5% repo rate. It’s not the main news, though. The central bank has announced important steps to fortify the banking industry. The FY26 GDP forecasts have also been increased to 6.8%. Additionally, for FY26, the Reserve Bank of India forecasted CPI inflation at…

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The RBI Governor says that a rate drop will increase private consumption and investment.

In support of a resurgence in private corporate investment and private spending, Reserve Bank Governor Sanjay Malhotra and the other five members of the rate-setting panel voted earlier this month for a 25 basis point drop in the repo rate. On April 9, Governor Malhotra’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) lowered the short-term lending rate by…

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