Some economists said that a pause is warranted at this juncture to assess the upcoming CPI and GDP data, which will be released in mid to late February 2026 using new base years
Customs notifications override FTP provisions on duty exemptions, while advance authorisation imports can bypass MIP for deemed exports if inputs aren't sold in the DTA
UK parliamentary panel backs the India-UK FTA as historic but warns British firms may face delayed gains, sectoral risks and tougher competition from Indian exports
Economic Survey and Budget 2026 chart a fiscally prudent, future-ready roadmap, betting on infrastructure, manufacturing and resilience amid global uncertainty
> Expects GDP to grow at 6.8-7.2% in FY27 amid macroeconomic stability > Says ₹ 'punching below its weight', geopolitics shaping capital flows
Uttar Pradesh has built India's largest infra pipeline worth over ₹10 trillion as it targets a $1-trillion economy by 2030, with projects spread across key sectors
Consumer optimism around India's long-term growth goals has softened ahead of Budget 2026, with households prioritising tax relief, job security and financial stability, a Kantar survey shows
Social Security Agreement ensures continuity of social security benefits on a reciprocal basis and thus avoids potential dual contributions for Indian workers and employers in the future
While detailed provisions of the agreement are awaited, the initially released agreement indicates that import tariffs will be reduced to 75% from current 150% across all EU spirits, wines categories
With many income tax incentives already expired or approaching sunset, 34% of respondents said they expected the government to bring back a manufacturing-linked lower tax rate regime
As the Union Budget approaches, India’s bond market is bracing for its biggest supply challenge yet.
As India marks its 77th Republic Day, GIFT City reflects a long-term effort to align democratic governance with global economic ambition
Listed firm PE Analytics Ltd and the Department of Land Economy at the University of Cambridge have partnered to offer educational programme related to real estate in India. Gurugram-based PE Analytics owns and operates real estate data analytic platform PropEquity. In a statement on Monday, P E Analytics said the partnership with the Department of Land Economy at University of Cambridge would facilitate establishment of a real estate school in India. Professor Shailaja Fennell, Deputy Head of the Department of Land Economy, said the partnership with PropEquity will "broaden educational offerings and develop skills for the real estate sector in India". Samir Jasuja at PropEquity said, "With Cambridge expertise guiding our curriculum design and academic frameworks, we are very excited to create India's most prestigious Real Estate School cum Centre of Excellence." The programmes will be designed specifically for the core real estate domain covering every vertical. The Department
High-frequency indicators for December suggest continued buoyancy in growth impulses
RBI's net dollar sales moderated in November, even as its outstanding short dollar position in the forward market rose further, reflecting continued intervention to manage rupee volatility
On being asked if India will be having a meeting with the US delegation, Ashwini Vaishnaw said, "The format of Davos is a format where we generally do panels and bilaterals
Malaysia jumps to second place; China stays on top
The Reserve Bank of India has recognised FEDAI as a self-regulatory organisation for authorised dealers, giving it a year to align governance and operations with the Omnibus SRO framework
Real gross domestic product is now projected to rise by 2.6 per cent in 2026, up from a June forecast of 2.4 per cent, the Washington-based lender said in a report Tuesday
The report suggests that growth in aggregate revenue receipts slowed to 7.2 per cent year-on-year during April-November 2025