Economy

India’s calibrated relaxation of border-country investment rules may revive capital inflows, strengthen manufacturing, and improve investor confidence.

India’s unemployment data shows mixed signals, but the real issue lies in job quality, productivity, and underemployment across sectors.

India’s economy is expected to expand at 6.4% in the next fiscal year (FY 2026–27), making it the fastest-growing among G20 nations, according to Moody’s

World Bank warns that 25% of developing nations are poorer than before COVID-19, with growth too weak to reduce poverty.

A data-rich assessment of India’s state export ecosystems meets the challenge of global and national constraints.

United States President Donald Trump announced a “trade deal” with India aimed at lowering market barriers between the two nations, which together have a combined

The start of 2026 saw gold and silver surge to record highs, then crash. Gold prices peaked above US$5,500 (A$7,900) per ounce for the first

Union Budget 2026 presents itself as a forward-looking document that attempts to balance growth, fiscal prudence, and social inclusion in a complex global environment. With

Mexico has joined the US in raising tariffs on Indian exports. We break down the impact on autos, manufacturing, and India’s shifting global trade position.

Despite powering India’s GDP, the services sector shows deep inequalities in jobs, gender participation, and regional opportunities—calling for a new wave of inclusive reforms.

SEBI’s new move is expected to broaden investment opportunities and channel more domestic capital into India’s real estate sector. With REITs and InvITs gaining importance

While the 56th GST Council meeting simplifies India’s indirect-tax regime, long-standing issues like ITC restrictions, sectoral exemptions and compliance burdens persist.