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    Nirmala Sitharaman flags global risks, says PM Modi Govt ensuring supply stability amid crude, Hormuz pressures

    Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said India faces risks from crude prices, Middle East tensions and Strait of Hormuz disruptions, but Prime Minister Modi's government is ensuring there is "not a supply disruption" for households and the economy. She made the remarks at the Viksit Bharat event in Karnataka on Sunday while laying out India's economic growth story.

    Vehicle retail sales jump 10% in May to 2.53 million units on rural demand

    Vehicle sales saw a 10% jump in May, fueled by robust rural demand for cars and trucks. Passenger vehicle registrations surged in rural areas, outpacing urban growth. Two-wheeler sales also climbed, supported by GST cuts and wedding season purchases. Electric vehicle adoption is increasing across segments. FADA anticipates continued demand, supported by monsoon progress and rural cash flows.

    India's EV penetration crosses 11% for first time as auto retail sales hit record in May

    India's auto sales reached a record in May, growing 9.55 percent. Electric vehicle penetration surpassed 11 percent for the first time. Dealers reported more inquiries for fuel-efficient and green vehicles following fuel price hikes. Passenger vehicles and two-wheelers saw their best-ever May sales. The outlook for June remains cautiously optimistic, supported by monsoon progress and rural demand.

    Indian retail auto sales rise 9.6% in May; dealers see monsoon-driven demand ahead

    Indian auto retail sales grew 9.6 percent in May, overcoming heat and fuel price concerns. Passenger vehicles led the surge, with rural markets showing strong demand. Two-wheeler sales also increased. Dealers anticipate continued growth driven by monsoon progress and upcoming festivals. Electric vehicle adoption is rising across segments. The industry remains cautiously optimistic for the coming months.

    India's new GDP yardstick: What changed, what did not, and what every investor should now read differently

    India changed the base year used to measure its economy from 2011-12 to 2022-23. The first full-year provisional numbers under the new yardstick landed on June 5. Real GDP growth for FY26 came in at 7.7%, while nominal GDP stood at Rs. 346.36 lakh crore. The economy did not suddenly change. The denominator did. That matters because every macro ratio investors look at (debt-to-GDP, market-cap-to-GDP, tax-to-GDP) now sits on a recalibrated base. This is the framework investors need before the next round of macro headlines arrives.

    Banks flag bad loans, rising fraud in SHGs

    Banks are flagging increased fraud and loan defaults within self-help groups. To combat this, lenders are suggesting mandatory unique registration numbers for groups and their members. A central registry for cross-verification is also proposed. This aims to improve transparency and track loan exposures effectively. The government is already monitoring SHG-bank linkages.

    The Economic Times
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