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Bringing down debt-to-GDP ratio will be govt's core focus: Sitharaman

TREND | 17 Dec 2025

Business Standard

The finance minister stressed that fiscal management remains a priority and must be consistently upheld year after year

Xi Jinping warns officials against chasing 'reckless' GDP expansion

TREND | 15 Dec 2025

Business Standard

The Chinese leader also warned that 'inefficient' investment, which results in projects being abandoned as soon as they are completed, must be prevented

India would achieve 56.1% debt-to-GDP ratio this financial year: FM

TREND | 15 Dec 2025

Business Standard

The finance minister also assured that there was no shortage of fertiliser in the country, whether imported or domestically produced, and there was enough buffer available for the upcoming rabi season

WPI inflation remains in negative territory for 2nd month in a row in Nov

TREND | 15 Dec 2025

Business Standard

Inflation in manufactured products that carries weightage of over 64 per cent in the index, narrowed to a 14-month low of 1.33 per cent in November

India's Wholesale Inflation Narrows In November As Food Prices Improve

NDTV Profit | 15 Dec 2025 2 more

India's WPI slips to 0.32% in November

Business Line | 15 Dec 2025

India's wholesale inflation rises to -0.32% in Nov against -1.21% in Oct

Business Standard | 15 Dec 2025

Inflation Data, Trading Activity Of Foreign Investors, Global Trends To Drive Markets This Week: Analysts

TREND | 14 Dec 2025

NDTV Profit

Persistent foreign fund outflows and a sharp depreciation in the rupee weighed heavily on investor confidence.

Inflation data, trading activity of foreign investors, global trends to drive markets: Analysts

Business Line | 14 Dec 2025 1 more

Inflation data, trading moves, global trends to drive markets: Analysts

Business Standard | 14 Dec 2025

November CPI Preview: Soft Inflation Print Strengthens Case For Further RBI Easing

TREND | 14 Dec 2025

NDTV Profit

BofA said a 25 basis point cut at the December MPC meeting, taking the repo rate to 5.25%, was in line with expectations.

India retail inflation to average 2.5% in 2025-26 fiscal: Crisil

TREND | 13 Dec 2025

Business Line

Inflation based on the Consumer Price Index quickened to 0.7% in November from 0.3% in October, driven by the slower pace of deflation in the food and beverages category and a pick-up in fuel and light inflation

Retail inflation inches up to 0.7% in Nov on higher food prices

Business Line | 12 Dec 2025 4 more

Retail inflation rises marginally to 0.71% in November from 0.25% in Oct

Business Standard | 12 Dec 2025

November CPI: India's Retail Inflation At 0.71% In Line With Forecast

NDTV Profit | 12 Dec 2025

India CPI Retail Inflation Live: India's CPI inflation to climb in November, FY26 average expected at 2%

Business Line | 12 Dec 2025

November CPI Preview: India's Retail Inflation Seen Marginally Higher After Record Low Print

NDTV Profit | 11 Dec 2025

Macro tailwinds, currency concerns and sector rotation: Ashish Gupta maps out the road ahead

TREND | 12 Dec 2025

Economic Times

India's markets navigate optimism and caution amidst a shifting global macro environment, with a potential trade deal and Fed rate cut injecting liquidity. While GDP growth supports earnings, currency pressures and sluggish portfolio flows present vulnerabilities. A favourable trade deal could bolster FDI and exports, easing these concerns.

NITI calls for developing Corporate Bond Market to reduce dependency on bank led debt

TREND | 11 Dec 2025

Business Line

India's corporate bond market stands at roughly $650 billion, whereas the United Kingdoman economy smaller than India in GDP rankinghas a corporate bond market exceeding $4 trillion, nearly six times larger.

India's Corporate Bond Market To Exceed Rs 100 Trillion By 2030: NITI Aayog Report

NDTV Profit | 11 Dec 2025

Fitch says most Indian firms shielded from rupee swings through hedging

TREND | 11 Dec 2025

Business Standard

Fitch says most Indian corporates have natural hedges or strong FX cover on foreign-currency debt, though renewables, utilities and toll road operators remain more exposed to rupee weakness