‘Economy not heating, room for rate cut’
India’s Q2 GDP surged to an eight-quarter high of 8.2%, driven by lower prices rather than increased volume. Despite this strong growth, economists believe rate cuts remain possible due to subdued inflation and a nuanced economic picture. The RBI faces a complex decision ahead of its December policy meeting.🕒 1 min read
India’s Q2 GDP surged to an eight-quarter high of 8.2%, driven by lower prices rather than increased volume. Despite this strong growth, economists believe rate cuts remain possible due to subdued inflation and a nuanced economic picture. The RBI faces a complex decision ahead of its December policy meeting.
Continue Reading
-
“Wishing Him A Successful Tenure”: PM Modi Congratulates CP Radhakrishnan
- US Immigration Officials Grilled By Congress Over Trump Crackdown
- Shiv Sena Leader Under Scanner After Maharashtra Drug Bust, Congress Reacts
- Indian Nurse Nimisha Priya, On Death Row In Yemen, To Be Executed On July 16
- 5 Delhi Schools Get Bomb Threats, 10 Such Incidents In 3 Days
- Buy or sell: Stock recommendations for February 26, 2026 by brokers
-
Bangladesh Beat Pakistan To Set Up Women’s Asia Cup Rising Stars Final vs India
-
Gold price prediction: What’s the gold rate outlook for August 25, 2025 week – should you buy or sell?
- Deutsche Online-Spielhallen und Automatenspiele im Internet
- 10 Smart Tips To Maximise Natural Light In Modern Indian Homes
