Economy

India’s core infrastructure sectors grew just 0.5% in April 2025, the slowest pace in eight months, signalling a cautious start to the new financial year. While sectors like Cement and Steel showed strength, declines in Refinery Products and Crude Oil pulled down overall growth. Here's a closer look at what's driving the numbers and what to expect next.

Defence stocks are soaring as the Nifty 50 reclaims the 25,000 mark, driven by strong sector momentum and investor optimism. Major defence firms like Paras Defence and Cochin Shipyard lead the rally amid increased government focus on military modernisation and exports. Broader market gains, foreign inflows, and easing global tensions add to the bullish sentiment. Here's a quick look at what's powering the surge and what it means for investors.

While India celebrates its lowest inflation rate in six years, Kerala stands apart with the highest state-level inflation in April 2025. This post explores why Kerala’s prices remain stubbornly high despite nationwide relief, especially in rural areas.

India's consumption story is accelerating, fueled by game-changing tax reforms, rising disposable incomes, and a resilient consumer base. With tax-free incomes up to ₹12.75 lakh under the new regime and a potential 8th Pay Commission boost on the horizon, the spending power of millions is set to soar. Add low crude prices and positive consumer sentiment, and you’ve got a recipe for a robust domestic demand engine—a goldmine for savvy investors.

India is entering 2025 with strong economic momentum despite global uncertainties. With GDP projected to grow at 6.5% and inflation cooling to 3.6% in February, the outlook is positive for consumers and investors alike. Strong public spending, resilient rural demand, and a proactive RBI are helping India stay on course. But global headwinds like trade tensions and oil price volatility remain key risks to watch. Here's how it all could impact your finances.

India's economy is showing signs of recovery. Inflation has dropped significantly, and industrial growth is exceeding expectations.

No income tax is payable for individuals earning up to ₹12 lakhs, new changes in Industries, new schemes and more.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) recently unveiled its latest monetary policy, RBI has reduced the Cash Reserve Ratio (CRR) from 4.5% to 4.0%.