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FY26 GDP seen at 7.4% with consumption at 61.5% of GDP and investment at 30%. Inflation drops to 1.7%, manufacturing grows 8.4%, services jump 9.3%, and agriculture rises 3.1%.

NPAs fall to just 2.2%. Exports hit record 825.3 billion dollars, forex reserves at 701.4 billion dollars. FY27 growth seen at 6.8% to 7.2%.

Full Survey has many more big numbers inside 👇🏻

India’s IIP rose 7.8% in December 2025, up from 7.2% in November, showing strong industrial momentum. Manufacturing led with 8.1% growth.

Autos, electronics, metals and pharma pushed output higher, while infra and consumer durables demand stayed strong across sectors.

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US says India’s reduction in Russian oil imports is not enough yet. Trade tariff relief remains linked to energy purchases.

Discounted crude keeps Russian oil attractive for India, making this a key hurdle in US India trade talks.

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> 99% Indian exports get EU market access

> Total trade already above $180B a year

> $33B labour sectors to see zero tariffs

> EU car duty may drop 110% to 10% via quota

> 144 service sectors open for Indian firms

> €500M EU climate support

Big growth chance. Big competition too. Full story 👇🏻

India and EU seal historic FTA covering 25% of global GDP. Bilateral goods trade at $136B, services $83B.

Over 99% Indian exports gain access. $33B labour sectors benefit. EU firms save €4B yearly in tariffs.

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Trump claims Seoul hasn’t approved July 30, 2025 trade terms. Korea says 0 official notice received so far.

Seoul launches emergency review, Industry Minister to visit Washington for talks with US officials.

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Gold surged past $5,000 an ounce for the first time as US shutdown risks and fresh tariff threats drove safe haven demand. Silver hit record highs above $108 on tight supply and strong buying.

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Trump says a Canada China trade route could trigger a 100% US tariff. US Canada trade stands at $909.1B, while China Canada trade is $118.9B. Ottawa’s China push risks pressure on its biggest trading partner.

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Global FDI jumped 14% to $1.6 trillion in 2025. Sounds bullish, right?

Look closer. Strip out financial centre flows and real growth is barely 5%. M&A slid 10%, project finance fell 16%, and greenfield projects dropped 16%. Big numbers, weak ground reality.

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Nearly 87% of exports to Europe will face higher MFN duties hurting price competitiveness.

The move comes just ahead of the expected India EU FTA talks conclusion

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US real GDP rose 4.4% in Q3 2025, revised up from 4.3%, as per updated BEA data.

Growth accelerated from 3.8% in Q2, driven by higher consumer spending, exports and investment.

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President Trump said the US will not impose February 1 tariffs after reaching a framework understanding with NATO on Greenland and the Arctic.

Markets rallied as talks continue, though NATO says a final Greenland deal is still far from done.

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A minor electrical issue prompted the crew to return to base as a safety precaution.

President Trump will travel to Davos on another presidential plane.

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Danish pension funds sold around DKK 10B of US Treasuries in 2025, but still hold DKK 1.143T in US assets, including nearly DKK 900B in equities.

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Cement surges 13.5%, steel rises 6.9%, electricity up 5.3% as core sector momentum improves. Oil and gas remain under pressure.

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