Economic Survey 2025-26 Highlights
Economic Survey 2025-26 decoded: FY26 Real GDP growth projected at 7.4%, fiscal deficit target at 4.4%, inflation trends, sectoral drivers, and the shift from import substitution to strategic indispen
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Economic Survey 2025-26 decoded: FY26 Real GDP growth projected at 7.4%, fiscal deficit target at 4.4%, inflation trends, sectoral drivers, and the shift from import substitution to strategic indispen
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India–EU FTA explained with key trade numbers, tariff timelines, and a sector table of exports and duties. A neutral, easy breakdown for Indian professionals.
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Trump’s Greenland remarks at Davos are a geopolitical signal. The bigger issue is protecting US dollar dominance as de-dollarisation and gold buying rise.
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DGFT data till Dec 2025 shows FY26 merchandise deficit up 10.9% and overall deficit up 9.2%, cushioned by a 12% rise in services surplus.
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The government's ban on 10-minute delivery claims in quick commerce could impact sales and marketing strategies. Will this affect growth in the sector?
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FPI equity outflows touched $2.11 billion in early January 2026 as foreign investors sold across FMCG, BFSI, IT and most other sectors.
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India’s 10-year yield rose after Bloomberg deferred Global Aggregate Index inclusion. Here’s what it means for passive bond flows and reforms needed.
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Supreme Court overturns Delhi High Court in Tiger Global’s Flipkart case. What the ruling means for India–Mauritius treaty use and FPI sentiment.
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FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% looks strong, but the real signal lies in nominal growth, capital formation, and India’s long-term economic resilience.
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How US trade policies, tariffs, visa rules, and consumption power are reshaping global geopolitics and creating new economic risks for India.
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Explore the major reasons behind the $2.5 billion worth of FPI selling in December 2025. Understand sectoral trends, FPI behavior, and how geopolitical risks, earnings slowdown, and currency volatilit
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India’s FY26 GDP growth at 7.4% looks good, but nominal GDP growth is down to 8%. The divergence points to a recovery driven more by low inflation than demand.
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