The FTSE 100 on Thursday fell back from recent record highs weighed by soft economic data, mixed earnings and a batch of index heavyweights going ex-dividend. The FTSE 100 index closed down 103.74 ...

India's GDP growth at 8.2% for Q2 2025-26 positions it as the fastest-growing large economy, yet stock markets remain subdued due to various factors.

The salubrious effects of low inflation brought succor to consumers along with lower taxes leaving more money in their pockets to spend.

The excitement in the markets over softer-than-expected GDP figures was short-lived. Because a closer look at the data shows it’s not clear cut.

At a glance, first quarter GDP was a flashing red warning light, as the economy contracted at an annualized rate of 0.5%. Under the hood, the details were more encouraging: The decrease reflected ...

On Wednesday, Wall Street received a Q2 economic growth estimate that blew past expectations, marking a significant turnaround from Q1, in which U.S. economic growth had contracted for the first time ...

Q2 GDP data: Following the release of better-than-expected Q2 GDP data on Friday, experts have predicted a strong gap-up opening for the Indian stock market on Monday. They said that a surprise 8.20% ...

The final Q2 2025 US GDP estimate was revised sharply higher to 3.8% SAAR, signaling surprising economic resilience and strong consumer demand. Upward revisions in consumer spending, especially ...

September, accelerating from the 7.8% growth reported in the previous quarter, as strong consumer spending and manufacturing remained key drivers amid global trade uncertainties.