The CEA's Eco Survey warns of a fragile global economy by 2026, highlighting rising risks of disorder and instability.

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has tabled the Economic Survey for FY26 in Parliament, as India gears up for the Union ...

The Economic Survey 2025-26 highlights significant global economic vulnerabilities, including possible crises worse than the ...

Equity portfolio could lose a quarter in event of extreme weather and shed more than half from an AI boom collapse ...

The best-case scenario for the world in 2026 is ‘business as in 2025’, but one that becomes increasingly less secure and more ...

The survey notes that India’s “strongest macroeconomic performance in decades” has collided with a global system that no ...

The First Advance Estimates place FY26 real GDP growth at 7.4 per cent. India anticipates finishing the year with growth at or near 7 per cent for the fourth consecutive year.

Survey’s prognosis would warrant a doubling down of policy focus on improving domestic consumption and investments, while simultaneously enhancing macroeconomic stability and buffers ...

There is a 10-20% chance that an artificial intelligence (AI) bubble burst coinciding with escalating geopolitical and trade ...

Presented ahead of the Union Budget on February 1, the survey cautioned that the adverse effects of this turbulence may not be immediate but could surface with a lag.

The Economic Survey 2025–26 paints a cautious picture of the global economy heading into 2026, laying out three possible scenarios that reflect rising geopolitical tensions, fragile financial markets ...

Economic Survey 2026 outlines a structurally changed global economy marked by uncertainty, weaker coordination and geopolitical risk, warning India faces capital flow and currency pressures despite ...