According to Deloitte projections, growth is likely to be 6.7 per cent in the next fiscal year (2025-26)
India to clock 7% growth in FY25 despite headwinds: Deloitte
Read Also
- Alang faces a year of crushing losses
- MCA grants five year dematerialisation breather for producer companies
- Modi-Biden meet pushes defence industrial partnership
- Govt assessing option of dynamic duty after import cess hike in edible oils, triggered by low soyabean prices
- Govt assessing option of dynamic duty after import cess hike in edible oils, triggered by low soyabean prices
- HFCL to develop radars for General Atomics’ unmanned aircraft systems
- HFCL to develop radars for General Atomics’ unmanned aircraft systems
- Fed speak, tech earnings and PCE inflation will test Wall Street this week
- Fed speak, tech earnings and PCE inflation will test Wall Street this week
- Royal Caribbean makes a change to attract younger cruisers
Latest The Hindu BusinessLine
- Alang faces a year of crushing losses
- MCA grants five year dematerialisation breather for producer companies
- Modi-Biden meet pushes defence industrial partnership
- Govt assessing option of dynamic duty after import cess hike in edible oils, triggered by low soyabean prices
- Govt assessing option of dynamic duty after import cess hike in edible oils, triggered by low soyabean prices
- HFCL to develop radars for General Atomics’ unmanned aircraft systems
- HFCL to develop radars for General Atomics’ unmanned aircraft systems
- Biden, Modi hail Indo-US arrangement to establish semiconductor fab plant in Kolkata
- FinMin, RBI to decide on borrowing for Oct-March this week; take a call on Sovereign Gold Bond
- GoM on GST rate rationalisation to meet on September 25 to discuss slab, rate tweaks