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Restaurant searches, rail traffic: New data sets to gauge Indian economy

There are other metrics too, such as e-way bills, mobility measures and power generation, all of which are used to support the national accounts figures, not replace them

India will log one of highest growth rates, says Ashima Goyal

Goyal said monetary-fiscal coordination has worked well and stimulus has been adequate but not excessive

Best of BS Opinion: India's fight against Covid, the GDP estimation debate

Here is the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Friday

Meeting FY22 fiscal deficit target hinges on disinvestment proceeds

Savings in some departments may come to govt's aid

Live: UK opens up Covid booster dose to those over 30s in Omicron fight

Latest live news: Health ministry says 27 districts need to be 'monitored very closely' for coronavirus positivity rates.

India's economy likely to grow 10.5% in FY22, 9% in FY23: Credit Suisse

For the current financial year too, the brokerage anticipates growth to be higher than the consensus forecast of 8.4-9.5 per cent

A straight jacket policy by the RBI as the Omicron threat looms

The next policy in February will be come post the Budget announcement. It will be crucial as the state of the economy will be clear as will the action taken by the government to counter Omicron impact

RBI monetary policy: Tolerating inflation to give growth a chance

The key message from the December meeting is that monetary policy remains fully geared towards growth

Slow exports growth takes trade deficit to record high of $23 billion

The current account balance is widely expected to turn into a deficit at around one per cent of GDP during 2021-22

LIVE: At least 23 countries have reported cases of Omicron, says WHO chief

Several WHO advisory groups have met over the last couple of days to evaluate the emerging evidence, says Tedros Adhanom

What do Q2 GDP numbers say about India's economic recovery?

India's GDP grew by 8.4% in the second quarter of this financial year, a major rebound from an economic contraction last year. Let's look at what the growth numbers mean for India's economic recovery

TMS Ep54: GDP, Parag Agrawal, IT stocks, primary and secondary market

What do Q2 GDP numbers say about economic recovery? Will Twitter come of age with Parag Agarwal? Is IT sector set to dazzle the markets? What are primary and secondary markets? Find all answers here

India likely to have double-digit growth this fiscal, says CEA

India will achieve its fiscal deficit target of 6.8% of gross domestic output in FY22, says K V Subramanian

GDP grows at 8.4% in Q2: India still fastest growing large economy in world

While India's economy still has to recover compared to the pre-Covid economic activities at a reasonable rate, the story around the world is no different

India's GDP passes pre-Covid level, but by a tad; France still 0.4% below

The structure of each country's GDP was different, with different components driving up growth, even before the pandemic

GDP report card: Agriculture sees 4.5% growth in second quarter

In 2020-21, pulses production went down by 6.65 per cent between the first and fourth advance estimates

GDP grows at 8.4% in Q2; India maintains status as fastest growing economy

With economic activities returning back to normalcy post the second wave of pandemic, this is the fourth consecutive quarter of positive growth after a two-quarter contraction witnessed last year

Q2 GDP: Signs of durability amiss as momentum wanes after festive season

While rising vaccine coverage and fuel tax cuts will boost confidence and re-invigorate demand, the spectre of higher prices may contain the consumption recovery in H2FY22

Omicron a mere speed breaker for GDP, vaccination drive will quell impact

While the non-services segments are expected to accelerate in Q3 and Q4, the omicron effect can play a role in guiding growth of services

Indian GDP likely boosted in July-Sept as lockdowns lifted: Reuters poll

The Reserve Bank of India has pegged growth for the same period at 7.9%