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What is the K-shaped economy worrying Wall Street, and should you be concerned? Here’s what to know
Explore the implications of the K-shaped economy on spending habits, labor market resilience, and the differentiation between ...
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GDP grows at 8.2%, fastest in 6 quarters: What the data really says about Indian economy - explained
India’s GDP has grown at a robust 8.2% in the second quarter. Why has the real GDP growth been more than expected and what’s ...
Economists note that while the MPC does not target exchange rates, its stance on liquidity, OMOs and forward guidance will ...
India has successfully met its fiscal deficit target for FY25 at 4.8% of GDP, with a further reduction planned to 4.4% for ...
An analytical look at how India’s 8.2 percent GDP growth coexists with a weakening rupee, driven by global dollar strength, ...
India's logistics sector is undergoing a significant transformation. For years, estimates of India's logistics costs were said to have stayed around 13 per cent to 14 per cent of GDP. Now, a rigorous ...
“In the first half of 2025, AI-related capital expenditure contributed 1.1 per cent to GDP growth, according to the Bureau of Economic Analysis. While this surge in spending has acted as a short-term ...
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India's economy is booming, but why is the rupee tumbling?
India’s economic growth is surging, yet the rupee keeps weakening as global risks rise and dollar demand expands. Why is a growing economy unable to prevent its currency from sliding further?
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The AI bubble isn't new—Karl Marx explained the mechanisms behind it nearly 150 years ago
When OpenAI's Sam Altman told reporters in San Francisco earlier this year that the AI sector is in a bubble, the American ...
The finance minister said India’s inflation management and economic resilience were acknowledged by the IMF, and called ...
Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced more than £26bn in tax rises in the government's long-awaited autumn budget.
While negative net exports are a drag, India's growth remains resilient, anchored by domestic demand, with Gross Fixed Capital Formation (GFCF) being the primary growth driver (35% contribution).
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