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EXPLAINED | Nominal GDP vs Real GDP: What's the difference? Which is a better marker to understand economical health?
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) last week released the economic growth data for the first quarter - covering months of April, May and June of the current financial year ...
India's 8.2% GDP growth signals strong short-term performance, yet reveals structural challenges and sectoral disparities ...
Despite strong real growth, slowing nominal GDP and a sharply weaker deflator raise fiscal concerns, challenging Budget ...
Q2FY26 GDP GROWTH MAY TRIGGER FY26 UPGRADES. On the last working day of November 2025, MOSPI put out the Q2FY26 GDP growth ...
Shenoy highlighted that “the biggest in the economy are financial services, trade and manufacturing. The rest are relatively small.” ...
The GDP beat has lifted confidence but also raised new doubts: nominal growth remains soft, the deflator has inflated real numbers, and traders who once expected a December cut are now pulling back th ...
He concluded that until inflation drops and incomes rise, GDP growth will remain encouraging on paper but disconnected from people’s reality ...
India's economy surged past expectations, posting an impressive 8.2% real GDP growth in the second quarter of FY 2025-26, the highest in six quarters.
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