New Delhi: India is likely to see a GDP growth of 6.5 per cent in current fiscal (FY26) due to robust domestic demand, a normal monsoon and monetary easing, a report by S&P Global Ratings said on Tuesday. Domestic demand resilience is particularly relevant in limiting the economic slowdown in economies less exposed to goods…
SBI Cuts Deposit Interest Rates Again : 📉 Whispers of Change: Has Your Savings Account Just Shrunk? Ever get that feeling something significant has happened, even if it’s barely a blip on the news radar? Well, if you’re one of the millions of Indians who diligently stash away their savings, you might just be experiencing…
New Delhi: Indian economic activity has surged to a 14-month high in June as companies scaled up output in response to faster increases in total new business intakes and a record upturn in export orders, according to the HSBC flash PMI data released on Monday. The HSBC Flash India Composite Output Index – a seasonally…
