Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union Budget on February 1, 2026. Investors anticipate insights into fiscal strategy amid global economic shifts. Experts expect a decisive budget that fosters growth while maintaining fiscal discipline.
3 min read03:41 PM ISTResilient consumption and strong public investment are expected to cushion the impact of higher US tariffs, the UN said.
2 min read9 Jan 2026Dun & Bradstreet projects India’s GDP growth at around 6.6% in FY27, with consumption, sustained public spending and a revival in private capital expenditure underpinning the next phase of expansion amid global uncertainty.
5 min read8 Jan 2026The Reserve Bank of India had last month forecast that India’s GDP in real terms is expected to expand 7.3% in the current year, taking confidence from strong industrial growth, healthy farm output, robust rural demand and recovering urban consumption.
5 min read7 Jan 2026Foreign portfolio investors started 2026 by withdrawing ₹7,608 crore from Indian equities, continuing the selling trend from 2025. Despite this, experts believe improving domestic fundamentals may attract net foreign inflows later in the year as equity valuations stabilize.
2 min read4 Jan 2026Market experts believe that 2026 is likely to remain a selective market. Global conditions will continue to be shaped by interest rate expectations, trade developments, and geopolitical risks.
3 min read4 Jan 2026The Central government announced on Tuesday, December 30, that India has surpassed Japan to become the world's fourth-largest economy with a size of USD 4.18 trillion
2 min read31 Dec 2025India has successfully overtaken Japan to become the world's fourth-largest economy with a size of $4.18 trillion. The government cited inflation remaining below the lower tolerance, declining unemployment, and improving export performance as indicators which support the country's growth.
2 min read30 Dec 2025Taipei’s cash transfer to all citizens underscores how high GDP growth can go with uneven earnings and consumption. India faces similar constraints, but Taiwan's use of handouts as a macro-stabilizer rather than a political tool is instructive.
3 min read28 Dec 2025China, the strongest contender along with India on the emerging-market (EM) list, slipped to the fourth rank.
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