The threat of a looming recession has heightened interest in the most commonly used measure of economic health: Gross domestic product, or GDP. The metric commands attention as an all-in-one report ...

When more money goes out of India than what comes in, the rupee’s exchange rate fall or weakens because it essentially means ...

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 ...

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).

An analytical look at how India’s 8.2 percent GDP growth coexists with a weakening rupee, driven by global dollar strength, ...

In 2023, the IMF had said India’s GDP series with 2011-12 as the base year should be 'rebased as soon as feasible'.

What even is "the economy"? Not too long ago, "the economy," as a thing in itself, wasn't really a common idea that people talked about. What changed that was an effort to measure every economic thing ...

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?