Arvind Panagariya backed his argument with macroeconomic data, pointing to average GDP growth, stable investment levels, and ...

The Iran war has resulted in high oil prices and shortages of fertilizers, liquefied petroleum gas and liquefied natural gas, which are imported from the Gulf region—resources that are essential for ...

India has revised its methodology for measuring economic growth after a decade. Better calculations matter, but the real test ...

New TCF white paper tabled at its latest roundtable recommends a three-point policy agenda: tax moderation to improve export ...

Energy investment in India has grown at an average annual rate of 11% over the past five years, with solar PV investment ...

The Indian stock market is one such investment theme to consider thanks to big demographic tailwinds in the region, ...

India's economy could slow down as prolonged disruptions to supplies of energy, petrochemicals and fertilizers from the ...

Monday - Friday, 11:00 - 12:00 SIN/HK | 0500 - 06:00 CET IMF data projects India's GDP to reach $4.187 trillion in 2025, marginally surpassing Japan to become the fourth largest economy. Global X ...

The nationalist narrative that dominated public discourse over the past year had been overstating the scale of India’s economic progress. Of particular concern is uneven and inequitable growth. For ...

By Jaspreet Kalra and Nimesh Vora MUMBAI, May 13 (Reuters) - A sustained spike in energy prices triggered by the Iran war has clouded India's macroeconomic outlook, spurring crisis-era measures from ...

Politicians everywhere dislike facing facts. In India, talking about a grand economic future is especially appealing: It sounds wonderful, of course, but it is also especially unconstrained by facts.

India's economy is facing a new hidden tax - extreme heat. From falling factory productivity and rising electricity bills to lost jobs, lower farm output, and billions in economic damage ...