MUMBAI (Reuters) -Flux in the global economy presents considerable challenges to the global macroeconomic outlook and the Indian economy is not immune, the central bank said in its monthly bulletin.

Net FDI turning negative means existing investors pulling money out faster than new ones are putting it in. It reflects ...

Deloitte India projects India's GDP to grow 6.7-6.9% in FY26, driven by demand & reforms. Risks include trade uncertainties & ...

For India, this is not an opportunity for schadenfreude but rather a reflection of shared responsibility. It's what happens ...

RBI report highlights India's economic resilience amid global challenges, citing strong domestic factors and revised growth ...

In the last 10 years, we have completely transformed this. Our oil dependency has gone down by almost 60%,' says Morgan Stanley's Ridham Desai ...

Prices are expected to stay soft in the financial year ending March 31, helped by a positive outlook for food production ...

Deloitte India's 'India Economic Outlook' report forecasts a GDP growth between 6.7% and 6.9%, averaging 6.8% this fiscal year, up by 0.3 percentage points from Deloitte's previous forecast.

Deloitte attributes this positive outlook to buoyant domestic demand, accommodative monetary policy, and reforms such as GST ...

India’s economy is projected to grow strongly in FY26, buoyed by robust domestic demand, easing inflation, and supportive tax measures. The government’s September report highlights a positive food ...

US tariffs under President Donald Trump are significantly impacting the Indian economy by depressing exports in key sectors, weakening the rupee, and slowing overall GDP growth. The tariffs are a ...

Air India Express has unveiled its first retrofitted Boeing 737 MAX aircraft, featuring an all-economy configuration and ...