Senegal's economy is 13.5% larger and its debt ratio slightly better after the government updated the base year used to calculate its economic output, the statistics office said.

While the GDP data issues are not new, what’s new is the rating system by the IMF—started last year—that has brought to ...

As India’s GDP clocked 8.2 per cent in Q2, IMF gave a ‘C’ grading to our national account statistics. It also labelled the RBI’s exchange rate regime a “crawl like arrangement”.

India’s headline GDP growth surged to 8.2%, far above expectations, but the celebration is tempered by the sharp drop in nominal GDP to 8.7%, raising concerns about pricing power, corporate revenues, ...

The Fund awarded India a ‘C’ grade in its assessment of our macro data quality. Its criticism of our estimates is best taken as a cue to further improve the country’s statistical framework. Thankfully ...

A $15T U.S. debt wall could trigger a liquidity crisis. Foreign demand for Treasuries is waning. Read here for more insights ...

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Investing.com -- Jefferies expects Indian equities to extend their outperformance against emerging markets in 2026, supported by a pickup in corporate earnings growth and a stabilising rupee, even as ...

India will adopt 2022-23 as the new base year for calculating national accounts with effect from February 26–27 next year, as ...

Following India’s impressive 8.2 percent GDP growth in the recent fiscal period, the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has announced that the third-quarter (Q3) GDP for ...