The government has already outlined in its Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management (FRBM) document that it will focus on ...

If India maintains a nominal growth rate of 10.5 per cent its fiscal deficit is expected to reduce to 4 per cent of GDP in the next financial year (FY26), according to a report by SBI Funds.

The slowest growth rate since the pandemic reflects moderation across key sectors, driven by high interest rates, persistent ...

The overarching aim of the Budget was to accelerate growth and push India towards a developed country status. The required ...

Q4 2024 ### Management View * CEO Kjerstin Braathen highlighted a strong performance across all customer segments, with a return ...