India to use double deflation in new GDP series, addressing IMF concerns and boosting data credibility to align with global ...
The statistics ministry is in the process of revising India’s GDP data, with the new series to have 2022-23 as the base year ...
The Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) does not expect a significant change in India’s GDP growth ...
In his address, Shri Suman K. Bery emphasised the importance of stakeholder engagement and transparent communication, ...
The announcement of Tuesday's workshop comes on the back of an initialy consultation that was held last month in Mumbai.
The new GDP series is just over two months away. Will those numbers be more in line with high-frequency indicators?
The availability of real-time data such as Goods and Services Tax Network (GSTN) filings will help states estimate growth more accurately under India’s revised GDP methodology, Saurabh Garg, secretary ...
A major methodological shift will be the adoption of double deflation across all sectors, a practice recommended by the IMF.
In the revised series, the government has proposed to integrate the supply and use table with compilation of annual accounts ...
The Indian government will release new macroeconomic data series, including GDP and inflation, starting February 2026.