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Q2 GDP revised up to 2.2%, and the upgrade came from real growth, not prices
BEA's third estimate raised Q2 2026 real GDP to 2.2% annualized from 1.5%, a 0.7-point upgrade led by investment, consumer spending and government. Private final sales grew 4.6%, nominal GDP grew 8.5% ...
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Q1 GDP explained: Govt answers six questions on manufacturing, mining and GDP revisions
The government said a negative manufacturing GVA deflator in the first quarter of FY27 does not mean factory-gate prices fell, while the sharp gap between real and nominal mining GVA reflects higher ...
The Congress on Thursday (September 3, 2026) posed four questions to the Narendra Modi government over the latest GDP estimates, seeking an explanation for a cumulative downward revision of ₹43 lakh ...
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has sought to address concerns over the newly released GDP estimates, saying a negative implicit deflator for manufacturing does not ...
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has clarified questions over India's 7.8% GDP growth in the April-June quarter. The ministry explained how revisions to the GDP series, ...
Chennai: The 7.8% growth for Q1FY27 seems to be overstated due to an anomaly in the GDP deflator, find experts. The real GDP growth for the quarter could be around 5-5.5%. “Despite adopting the double ...
India’s GDP debate has turned into a numbers game with a ₹6 lakh crore gap at the centre of the argument. Former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg and Economic Advisory Council to the Prime ...
MoSPI explains the negative manufacturing GVA deflator, Q1 FY26 GDP revisions, GDP inflation differences, mining GVA and statistical discrepancy. MoSPI explains GDP estimates, manufacturing GVA ...
The government on Wednesday defended its methodology for estimating national income and the robust June-quarter growth rate, saying revisions to 2025-26 GDP and divergence between price gauges reflect ...
India's statistics ministry has robustly defended its updated economic growth estimates, clarifying that revisions to GDP figures and discrepancies in price measures are a result of improved data, new ...
Jairam Ramesh cites a Rs 43 lakh crore reduction across four years and questions the deflator, while seeking detailed answers from finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman ...
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