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From consumption to jobs: India's economic trouble explained in 6 charts

In nominal terms, India's gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 7.99 per cent, lowest since December 2002

GST collection falls below Rs 1 trillion in August: Govt data

Gross revenue collections from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in July stood at Rs 1.02 trillion

GDP shocker: At 5%, Indian economy grows slowest in over six years

Nominal growth at sub-8%, lowest in 17 years

GDP growth expected to print sub-6.5% in FY20: ICRA's Aditi Nayar

Government spending was the key driver of GDP growth in Q1 FY20. The outlook for the same appears somewhat mixed

GDP data confirms demand slowdown; consumption expenditure at 17-qtr low

Consumption expenditure, reflecting demand, grew only 3.14% in Q1FY20

GDP numbers raise some serious questions about the state of the economy

Low index of industrial production growth coupled with less than 5% growth in corporate sector topline has been indicative of a low economic performance in the quarter

New speed breaker on India's road to $ 5 trn economy; NHAI's mounting debt

NHAI's debt has increased seven-fold in the past five years

Indian banks' recovery will see delay on NBFC, corporate stress: S&P

The growth and profitability of finance companies (fincos) are also likely to remain under pressure, S&P said

Ficci survey pegs India's GDP growth rate at 6.9% for the entire year

The investment rate is expected to go up in the second half

GDP to grow at 6% in Apr-June, more rate cuts by RBI in 2019: Ficci survey

India's economy will grow at a median rate of 6 per cent during the first quarter of the current financial year ended June 30, according to a Ficci report. The country's economy grew at 8.2 per cent in April-June 2018-19. The growth numbers for the first quarter are expected to be released by the Central Statistics Office next week. "The recently released unemployment numbers by NSSO reaffirm the grim situation with regard to employment in the country," said Ficci Economic Outlook Survey. It pegged the annual median GDP growth forecast for 2019-20 at 6.9 per cent, with a minimum and maximum estimate of 6.7 per cent and 7.2 per cent, respectively. The median is the middle number in a sorted, ascending or descending list of numbers which can be more descriptive of a data set than the average. A majority of the participating economists in the survey suggested the RBI will continue its accomodative stance, with a further cut in the repo rate in the remaining part of 2019-20. They fel

Deepening manufacturing slump puts Germany on the brink of recession

Economic momentum has stalled for the past year, and there are few signs the situation will improve any time soon

Biscuits to soaps, slowdown pain for FMCG companies comes in small packs

Adi Godrej and ITC Chairman Sanjiv Puri were in Delhi this month to meet Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman as part of an outreach programme to tackle the slowdown

Why this may be time to thoroughly redesign Indian banking system

Lately, India's banking system has been beset by a bad debt crisis, which is crimping credit to productive sectors, dampening domestic investment and leading to subdued employment and GDP growth

GDP measurement and the slowdown

Although there are some structural issues, the economy is slowing largely due to cyclical factors

ANZ Banking Group slashes India's GDP growth forecast to 6.2% in 2019-20

The forecasts all badly lag the government's longer-term target of getting the economy humming at rates above 8%

Rural investment is the best way to revive economy, says Pronab Sen

The informal sector is starting to crawl back, and taking back some of the space it had given up after demonetisation

Rate cuts to continue

Further rate cuts are contingent on the non-banking financial company sector recovery prospect

NCAER sees GDP growth at 6.2% on flat agriculture gross value added

The IMF projected the growth rate at 7% for FY20, while the World Bank saw it at 7.5%

Three contradictions that hobble Modi govt's response to economic slowdown

The Modi regime wants a bigger role for the government but it does not have the comfort of having enough financial resources

India needs to grow at 9% for 5 years to become $5 trillion economy: EY

Raising the growth rate to 9 per cent in FY21 would require uplifting the investment rate to close to 38 per cent of GDP as against 31.3 per cent in FY19, it said