The Latest Breaking News from GDP

We have now had three consecutive quarters of falling GDP on a per capita basis. That last happened 40 years ago during the 1982-83 recession

The ASX200 made its biggest daily gain in more than a year as lower-than-expected GDP growth signals the RBA's rate rises are having their intended effect.

Economy grows more slowly than expected, with consumer spending flat under the pressure of high interest rates

India reduced its GDP emission intensity by 33% between 2005-2019, achieving the target 11 years in advance. The energy sector accounted for the max. share of emissions (75.81%), followed by agriculture (13.44%), industrial process & product use (8.41%), and waste (2.34%). India created an additional carbon sink of 1.97 billion…

The climate and cost of living crises make belief in expanding GDPs look as stale as last year’s mince pies. But when central governments rely on consumerism to shore up spending, it will be hard for ‘degrowth’ to gain any traction

The challenge for policymakers will be to help broaden the growth base

With a substantial GDP expansion and well-timed government initiatives to help recovery, China's economy is expected to rise significantly in the following years. In light of this, which of the stocks, LexinFintech (LX) and Bilibili (BILI), could see more gains in December? Let's find out.

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on November 26, 2023

India's Q2 GDP grew 7.6%, higher than expected, driven by govt spends & manufacturing. GVA growth eased to 7.4%, but farm sector skidded to 1.2%. Construction & manufacturing led with 10.5% & 9.3% growth respectively. PFCE growth halved to 3.1%. RBI & govt expect 6.5% growth this year.

Alistair Darling was ‘one of the great chancellors’, says Jeremy Hunt, while Gordon Brown remembers ‘a statesman of unimpeachable integrity’

The latest GDP report showed the U.S. economy grew at a rapid-fire rate in the third quarter, but the Fed's Beige Book sparked concerns.