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3h agoIndia's Q3 Growth at 8.2% Outpaces Global 3.2%
India’s Q3 GDP growth reached 8.2%, far outpacing the global growth rate of 3.2%. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted fiscal consolidation measures and supplementary grants of ₹41,455 crore as key contributors. The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in November, the lowest since April, while the MGNREGA demand showed seasonal dip. However, HSBC’s Composite PMI slipped to 58.9, indicating the softest output growth since February 2025.
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3h agoIndia's Q3 Growth at 8.2% Outpaces Global 3.2%
India’s Q3 GDP growth reached 8.2%, far outpacing the global growth rate of 3.2%. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted fiscal consolidation measures and supplementary grants of ₹41,455 crore as key contributors. The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in November, the lowest since April, while the MGNREGA demand showed seasonal dip. However, HSBC’s Composite PMI slipped to 58.9, indicating the softest output growth since February 2025.
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- GDP growth
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India's Q3 GDP growth of 8.2% surpasses global 3.2%, with the government focusing on fiscal consolidation and low unemployment.
India’s Q3 GDP growth reached 8.2%, far outpacing the global growth rate of 3.2%. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted fiscal consolidation measures and supplementary grants of ₹41,455 crore as key contributors. The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in November, the lowest since April, while the MGNREGA demand showed seasonal dip. However, HSBC’s Composite PMI slipped to 58.9, indicating the softest output growth since February 2025.
India’s Q3 GDP growth reached 8.2%, far outpacing the global growth rate of 3.2%. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman highlighted fiscal consolidation measures and supplementary grants of ₹41,455 crore as key contributors. The country’s unemployment rate fell to 4.7% in November, the lowest since April, while the MGNREGA demand showed seasonal dip. However, HSBC’s Composite PMI slipped to 58.9, indicating the softest output growth since February 2025.
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- GDP growth
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Dec 18, 2025 • 17:40