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Inflation likely to remain contained:FinMin report
India's inflation is likely to remain relatively contained in the coming months, supported by the recent correction in crude oil prices and softening of key input costs, including urea, following the cessation of the West Asia conflict, the finance ministry said in its latest Monthly Economic Report...
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US-Iran thaw to provide tailwinds for growth: RBI
The Reserve Bank on Tuesday said the interim peace deal between Iran and the US can provide tailwinds to Indian economic growth.
In its bi-annual financial stability report released on Tuesday, the central bank also said that the growth in gold imports has decelerated "substantially" in May 2026 ...
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Household sector debt climbs to 45.5 pc of GDP in Sep 2025: RBI report
The overall debt of the household sector reached 45.5 per cent of the country's gross domestic product (GDP) due to an uptick in non-housing retail loans, according to the RBI's latest Financial Stability Report (FSR).
The Reserve Bank of India said the increase in household sector debt was due t...
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In Graphics: How GST cuts triggered a rally for Indian businesses
The rationalisation in the goods and services tax rates last September delivered a larger-than-expected expansion in the tax base, with higher taxable supplies more than offsetting the revenue foregone from lower tax rates, according to a government analysis. Average monthly taxable supply, an indic...
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India remains fastest-growing major economy; reforms key to sustaining momentum: HUL Chairman
India remains the world's fastest-growing major economy despite a challenging global environment, and sustaining high growth will require continued reforms, investments and execution, HUL Chairman Nitin Paranjpe said on Tuesday.
Addressing shareholders at the 93rd AGM, India has demonstrated "str...
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India locks in crude, LPG supplies through August
India has secured adequate crude oil and liquefied petroleum gas supplies through at least August, easing concerns over domestic availability as the rapid return of Gulf barrels shifts the global oil market increasingly in favour of buyers.
“We have secured adequate LPG supplies through at least ...
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Manufacturing slows: June PMI falls to 54.2; new orders and output weakest in 4 years
India’s manufacturing sector activity growth eased in June as demand moderated and export orders weakened. The seasonally adjusted HSBC India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 54.2 in June from 55.0 in May. The June reading marked the second-weakest improvement in manufacturing ...
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Kharif sowing down 23% on scanty rainfall; Areas under paddy, pulses fall 25% and 30% respectively
Deficient monsoon rainfall has delayed sowing of key Kharif crops— rice, pulses, oilseeds, maize and cotton—with overall sown area being 18.27 million hectares (Mha) as on June 25, a 23% year-on-year decline.
According to the Agriculture Ministry, total sowing till last Thursday was about 16% of ...
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Higher spending widens fiscal deficit in April-May; excise cuts weigh on tax revenues
The Centre’s fiscal deficit widened sharply year-on-year in the first two months of 2026-27, reflecting higher spending and weaker tax receipts. However, public-finance experts said the fiscal position is likely to improve over the rest of the year as crude oil prices ease and non-tax revenues remai...
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Brighter growth outlook after West Asia ceasefire: FinMin
The cessation of the conflict in West Asia has significantly improved India’s macroeconomic outlook by easing risks to growth, inflation and the external sector, finance ministry economists said on Tuesday. They, however, cautioned that deficient monsoon rainfall and rising climate-related uncertain...
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External shocks remain a concern, RBI points to ample buffers
India’s financial sector stability risks remain contained, but recurring external shocks could spill over and affect the macroeconomic outlook, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said in its Financial Stability Report (FSR) released on Tuesday. However, the central bank asserted that strong fundamental...
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New Zealand Economic Recovery Delayed and Inflation to Stay Above Target, IMF Says
New Zealand's economic recovery has been delayed by the oil price shock and heightened global uncertainty, while inflation is expected to rise temporarily to around 4% in mid-2026, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.
The IMF, in a concluding statement after its 2026 Article IV miss...
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World Bank to Phase Out China Lending by 2031, Source Says
The World Bank will phase out its lending to China by 2031 after years of declining loans, reflecting the country's rise to become the world's second-largest economy, three sources familiar with the plan said on Tuesday.
The World Bank's board will review the plan during the week of July 20, alth...
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Brazil Needs New Fiscal Measures as Targets Become Unfeasible From 2028, Treasury Says
Brazil's Treasury said on Tuesday that fiscal targets will become unfeasible from 2028 without new measures, as rising mandatory spending outpaces efforts to contain costs even with maximum freezes on discretionary outlays.
The warning comes as economists call for stronger fiscal discipline amid ...
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Japan Business Mood Hits 8-Year High, Builds Case for BOJ Rate Hikes
Japanese business mood climbed to an eight-year high and corporate inflation expectations rose to record levels, a quarterly survey showed, underlining the economy's resilience to the Middle East war and bolstering the case for more rate hikes.
The data will be among factors affecting the Bank of...
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Indonesia's June Annual Inflation Accelerates to 3.34%
Indonesia's annual inflation rate accelerated to 3.34% in June from 3.08% the previous month, data showed on Wednesday, higher than the median forecast in a Reuters poll and moving closer to the top end of the central bank's target range.
The poll had expected an inflation rate of 3.20%. Bank Ind...
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Turkish Manufacturing Contracts, Hit by Iran War Disruption, PMI Shows
Turkey's manufacturing sector contracted in June as the war in the Middle East disrupted demand and supply, a business survey showed on Wednesday.
The Istanbul Chamber of Industry's Turkey Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index, compiled by S&P Global, fell to 47.1 in June from 49.8 in May. The...
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Italian Manufacturing Cost Pressures Ease in June, PMI Shows
Cost pressures and supply chain disruption in Italy's manufacturing sector eased in June, a survey showed on Wednesday, reflecting signs of de-escalation in the conflict in the Middle East.
The measure of input cost inflation in the Italian S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI...
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French Manufacturing Grew in June by More Than First Forecast, Final PMI Shows
France's manufacturing activity grew slightly faster in June than initially forecast, despite ongoing supply-chain pressures caused by transport disruptions due to the Iran war, a business survey showed on Wednesday.
The S&P Global France Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 51....
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German Manufacturing Edges up in June as New Orders Return to Growth, PMI Shows
German factory activity expanded modestly in June as output growth ticked up and new orders rebounded, while the outlook for price trends depends on developments in the Middle East, a survey showed on Wednesday.
The S&P Global final Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for German manufacturing rose t...
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Global AI wave revs up Asian factories, offsetting war-induced pain
The global AI boom powered Asia's manufacturing sector in June, with brisk demand for technology-related goods offsetting the drag from the Iran war, private surveys showed on Wednesday, offering some relief for the region's export-reliant economies.
Price pressures, however, remained elevated as...
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RBI's net short forward position hits record $106.6 billion amid rupee pressure
After sustained intervention by the Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) to support the rupee during a period of heightened volatility triggered by the Middle East conflict, the central bank's net short forward position in the foreign exchange market widened to a record $106.6 billion in May, up from $95 b...
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FPIs Invest Rs 55,518 Crore In June
Net investment by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) in the domestic debt market surpassed their equity selloff in June, driven by strong demand for government securities following a series of measures announced by the Reserve Bank of India and the central government to attract foreign capital.
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Fintechs capture 57% share of small personal loans as stress mounts: RBI report
Fintech lenders continued to tighten their grip on India's small-ticket personal loan market, accounting for more than half of all loans below Rs 50,000 by March 2026, even as rising delinquencies signalled growing stress in the segment.
According to the Reserve Bank of India's latest data from t...
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China imposes 'national security' rules on overseas investments
China is intensifying its scrutiny of investments overseas with broad "national security" regulations taking effect from Wednesday, at a time of rising tech competition with Washington.
The new rules, originally announced on June 1, provide authorities with a sweeping legal framework to influence...
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