India’s data reset reveals a smaller economic footprint and weakened consumption, validating long-held overestimation claims.

My concern is that, although everything is expressed in monetary terms, you are effectively combining values that have been ...

As India shifts to 2022-23 as the new base year for measuring GDP, here’s a simple look at the key data concerns raised over ...

This is the first GDP data released with 2022–23 as the base year. The revision in the base year for measuring GDP comes even as the Centre has already changed the base year for measuring inflation ...

The GDP revision improves measurement, says former chief statistician Pronab Sen, but raises questions on double deflation, consumption surge and fiscal maths ...

Such revisions usually change the level of GDP and its sectoral shares. The conceptual basis for GDP is contained in the UN supported recommendations commonly called the System of National Account ...

India’s economic engine appears to have kept up its pace in the third quarter of FY26. According to a report by Union Bank of ...

Discover how GDP and GPI together offer a clearer insight into a country's economic prosperity and well-being beyond traditional metrics.

India's new GDP series, adopting double deflation and 600 price indicators, enhances accuracy in economic growth estimates.

A revised GDP calculation trims India's economy by Rs 12 lakh crore. This could push the fiscal deficit higher, with FY26 ...

The housing share of GDP lagged during the post-Great Recession period due to underbuilding, particularly in the ...

China's National People's Congress begins on March 5 with Beijing expected to set 2026 growth at 4.5–5%.