BENGALURU (Reuters) -The Indian economy will grow at a mostly steady pace this fiscal year and next after marking a four-year ...

On the employment front, the formalisation of jobs continued, with the Employees’ Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) ...

Finance ministry flags crude oil and geopolitical conflicts as inflation risks in May 2025 economic review, but maintains ...

Indian economy in 'Goldilocks' moment, facing external challenges; cautious optimism in Finance Ministry report.

These external challenges could potentially impact India’s growth trajectory and warrant close and continuous monitoring, added the May edition of the ministry's monthly economic review ...

The gross FDI inflows were also higher than the $5.9 billion recorded in March 2025, signaling continued investor confidence ...

The Reserve Bank of India's recent jumbo rate cuts took economists by surprise, as many indicators point to an economy ...

In contrast, milk now contributes more to the Indian economy, with its share rising to 20.5 percent from 17 percent a decade ...

India is taking steps to mitigate possible disruptions due to restrictions on rare earth minerals imposed by China, New Delhi ...

What’s more worrying is that even within South Asia, India trails behind its neighbours: Bangladesh (rank 24), Bhutan (rank ...

India’s top government adviser said rising oil prices are likely to have a limited impact on inflation for now and Asia’s ...