A single statistic can conceal as much as it reveals,” writes Antara Haldar. “GDP can tell us how the economy is performing ...

Intergovernmental consultations underway on the High Level Expert Group of the UN; India looking to revise the base year ...

Paul Ibe argues that improved GDP, government revenue, trade figures and foreign-exchange reserves mean little to ordinary ...

Guest author Alberto Onetti, chairman of Mind the Bridge, shares how South Korea’s rise to the world’s eighth-largest ...

India's unexpectedly strong economic growth has sparked a debate after an ex-bureaucrat and a former central bank chief ...

Most advanced economies use double deflation, where the prices of raw materials (inputs) and finished goods (outputs) are deflated separately using distinct price indices. India, due to ...

New report, authored by GSMA Intelligence in partnership with Huawei, released at UNESCO’s Digital Learning Week ...

For MSMEs, the headline GDP number matters less than whether economic growth translates into orders, sales, investment and ...

Gbenga Daniel, senator representing Ogun east, says the gross domestic product (GDP) growth alone does not capture the realities Nigerians face in their daily lives.

India's Q1 FY27 GDP deflator appears low, but national accounts explain this divergence. Double deflation methodology ...

Japan leads on government debt at 195% of GDP, Switzerland on household debt at 123%, and Luxembourg on corporate debt at 359%.

Portugal's economic growth improved as initially estimated in the second quarter, while flash consumer price inflation rose ...