India's GDP clocked a growth of 7.6% in the second quarter (July-September) surpassing analyst and Reserve Bank’s MPC expectations but slowing as compared to the previous quarter data released by the National Statistical Office (NSO)

India’s mid-cap gains this year are propelled by gains in the broader market mid- and small-cap stocks. Stocks outside the top-100 now contribute 40 per cent to the country’s market cap, up from 35 per cent during the start of this financial year

While we usually mourn about the rupee’s fall, mostly because of how expensive it becomes to travel or pay for overseas education, it is worth noting that it has lost less than 1% of its value against the dollar this year

According to S&P,  fixed investment in India has recovered more than private consumer spending. However, the agency's projection is lower than the central bank's 6.5 per cent.

The S&P BSE Industrials Index — a gauge that includes makers of bridges, helicopters and wind turbines — has surged almost 54% this year, boosting the combined market value of its 214 members by about $125 billion

ICICI Securities has put out a note arguing that the decadal-low FPI equity holdings are ironic given Indian fundamentals are approaching their historical best, including favourable cycles in terms of corporate profits, investment rate and tax buoyancy

India’s central bank Governor Shaktikanta Das warned banks to undertake stress tests and said all forms of “exuberance” should be avoided, days after imposing curbs on some lending

Watch and jewellery company Titan Co.'s market capitalisation crossed the Rs 3 lakh crore mark as its shares hit an all-time high on Tuesday, reflecting strong overall consumer demand and for jewellery

India's real GDP growth will decline marginally to 6.3 per cent in 2024 from the 6.4 per cent estimated for 2023, investment bank Goldman Sachs said on Monday, also pointing to political uncertainty being the main domestic risk

The RBI is cracking down and increasing risk-weights on banks’ unsecured personal loans and consumer durable loans from 100% to 125%, and risk-weights on credit cards have been increased from 125% to 150%