Discover why real GDP offers a more accurate picture of economic growth by adjusting for inflation and when nominal GDP might be more useful for short-term analysis.

Manufacturing powers ahead in the new series, boosting October-December quarter’s performance. A lower nominal GDP in relation to the old series may lead to a slight rise in debt-to-GDP ratio ...

The sharp uptick was largely due to the impact of GDP deflators, which remained unusually soft, particularly in the primary and secondary sectors ...

India's Q3 FY26 GDP is projected at 8.3%, despite a challenging base effect, according to a Union Bank report.

According to the government’s top economist, robust investment growth by the unincorporated sector – or the informal economy ...

However, this comes off a relatively weak base of 5.8% growth in each of the previous two years. It was precisely this ...