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India's economic survey 2025-26 highlights growth and reforms
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India's Economic Survey 2025-26, tabled in Parliament on January 30, 2026, projects robust GDP growth amid global uncertainties and recommends key reforms for strategic resilience. It emphasizes manufacturing revival, digital curbs and policy overhauls to bolster economic stability. Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised it as a roadmap for inclusive development.
France is now poorer than the European average in terms of GDP per capita, according to Eurostat's latest 2024 estimates. This decoupling, which has accelerated over the past decade, fits into a sluggish 0.9% growth in 2025, far below the EU's 1.6%.
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The National Administrative Department of Statistics (Dane) revealed that the Economic Tracking Indicator (ISE) grew 3.1% in November 2025 compared to the same month in 2024, marking 18 consecutive months of positive growth. However, the manufacturing sector showed limited progress with 0.7% production growth, while sales fell 0.4%, and retail commerce rose 7.5%. Overall industrial production varied by 1.7%, driven by electricity supply.
Statistics Indonesia (BPS) reported a 5.04 percent year-on-year economic growth for the third quarter of 2025. This figure exceeds the 4.95 percent from the same period last year and surpasses China and Singapore. Household consumption continued as a key driver amid global uncertainties.
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Singapore is positioning itself as a hub for Islamic finance, with global assets projected to reach $7.5 trillion by 2028. The sector, rooted in Shariah principles, is experiencing significant expansion.