Q3

HDFC Bank Q3 net profit rises 20.1% to Rs 4,642.6 crore; total income up 17.8%

HDFC Bank's net interest margin stood at 4.3 percent for the quarter

China's GDP growth rises 6.8% in July-September quarter on real estate boom; meets expectations

Many economists, believe the Chinese economy will soon lose steam, arguing that the impact of earlier stimulus measures will start to fade

GDP data: Why demonetisation continues to affect consumer sentiment despite rosy numbers

Analysts said that consumption is likely to slow down in March due to demonetisation and high base last year

GDP based on statistical robustness, not personal expectations: Chief Statistician

He said the tone of disbelief was not only specific to the GDP numbers, but was also there for the third quarter corporate results.

GDP data without demonetisation impact on informal sector lacks credibility

The GDP numbers capture economic activity in the formal sector, which constitutes just 10-15 percent of the economy while the informal sector accounts for an estimated 45-50 percent

GDP data intriguing, figures don't add up, say economists

Economists believe that the key reason behind such a high growth rate could be "a steep downward revision" of the year-ago base period

GDP data belies exaggerated claims of note ban impact: FM Arun Jaitley

With a 7 percent growth in gross domestic product (GDP) the worst fears for the economy have been put behind, Jaitley said

India Inc pitches for reforms as economy grows 7% in Q3

It was feared that demonetisation affected in the middle of the third quarter (8 November, 2016) would have adverse bearing on various segments of the economy

Oct-Dec GDP growth at 7%: Q3 numbers negate impact of demonetisation, says Shatikanta Das

Elated at the GDP numbers, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said that the 7 percent growth in the third quarter has negated the negative speculations about the impact of demonetisation on growth

GDP estimate for December quarter to be announced today; will the note ban impact weigh?

In the wake of the cash ban, a number of think-tanks and experts have lowered their projections for 2016-17 to even below 7.1 percent -- which was put out by the CSO in its advance estimates on January 6.