Morgan Stanley is overweight on India, one of its top weightage-holder countries in Asia, because of its strong growth ...

India's economy continues to defy global slowdown trends, clocking a robust 7.4% growth in Q4FY25—making it the ...

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New Delhi: The households in India remain well positioned to support 6.5 per cent growth over the next 3-5 years, a Morgan Stanley report said on Friday. Current household debt level in India is ...

While the Indian economy and financial markets have shown remarkable resilience, they are not immune to global uncertainties and volatility, said the RBI Governor, who took office in December last ...

Rating agency Moody’s has revised India's GDP growth forecast to 6.1% in 2025 from its March estimate of 6.4% as the threat of 26% tariff hangs over India. Though US President Donald Trump has ...

India's economy is expected to have minimal impact despite the US imposing 26% tariffs on Indian imports. Government officials maintain growth projections between 6.3%-6.8% for 2025-26 fiscal year ...

According to a report by Flipkart and Bain & Company, India’s e-retail market surged to $60 billion in 2024, but its annual growth rate has slowed to 10-12%, a sharp decline from the 20%+ yearly ...

India will make a significant strides in the global trade over the next five years, contributing about 6 per cent in the world's trade growth, just behind China at 12 per cent and the United ...

Separately, women are more conservative with finances, focusing on security rather than growth ... is that a lot of money needs to be invested. Women who earn or save less often have the ...

Fitch expects India’s GDP growth to strengthen further in the last quarter of FY25. (AI image) The Indian economy is ‘somewhat insulated’ from the impact of high US tariffs, Fitch has said ...

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