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Economic Indicators and Finance Ministry’s Outlook for 2024-25

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RBI ESINABARD ESISEBI
  • GDP growth declined
    • Declined to 5.4% in Q2 2024, which is considered a mere pause and growth is likely to pick up pace in the next quarters.
  • Sustained slowing of consumption demand
    • particularly in urban markets, is a cause for concern. Urban India has been showing restraint in spending. Conducive festive backfire is expected in cities.
  • Bank credit growth
    • declined for the fifth consecutive month in November, an indication of slowing banking lending activity.
  • Core infrastructure sectors
    • growth was recorded at 4.3% in November. The sectors have been growing robustly, mainly in electricity, steel, and cement.
  • Factory activity
    • was the lowest since November and December 2024, and these months had severe challenges in terms of manufacturing output.
  • GST receipts
    • had their three-month low in December as economic activity went slower.
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