Unlike a one-year fiscal deficit number, the debt-to-GDP ratio gives a clearer picture of the government’s overall financial ...

With global interest rates higher for longer and fiscal consolidation back in focus, Budget 2026 is expected to signal how ...

The Union Budget 2026 shifts focus from fiscal deficit to a sustained reduction in Indias debt-to-GDP ratio, a move aimed at strengthening fiscal health and boosting investor confidence.

While India’s focus on the debt-to-GDP ratio, a key repayment indicator, aligns with international benchmarks, analysts ...

As India prepares for the upcoming Union Budget, a subtle but significant shift in fiscal strategy is taking centre stage. Rather than focusing solely on a headline fiscal deficit number, the ...

India's Union Budget 2026 is shifting its focus from a fixed fiscal deficit to reducing the debt-to-GDP ratio, currently at 56%.

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If the past Union Budgets were shaped by tax reforms and progressive personal tax restructuring, then Budget 2026 is more about firefighting and shielding the economy from global shocks, managing ...

Morgan Stanley projects the Budget will enhance cyclical growth through increased capital expenditure and structural reforms, supporting sectors like Financials, Consumer Discretionary, and ...

To discipline excessive speculation by retail investors, the finance minister could have chosen a non-fiscal path ...

Budget 2026: Government revenue for FY26 is projected to fall short by INR 1.4 trillion, primarily due to lower tax collections. However, increased non-tax revenue and controlled expenditure, ...

India's recent Union Budget has raised concerns about fiscal dominance, where government financing takes precedence over ...