The collections come across
The growth of Indian tax collections from goods and services (GST) decreased to 6.2%year -on -year in June, the slowest pace since June 2021, according to the latest data of the Ministry of Finance. This is followed by strong performances in April and May, which recorded growth of 12.6% and 16.4%.
Morning stems from sharp immersion in tax collection from domestic transactions and imports. Pure GST income after adjusting the refund and transfers stood on £1.59 trillion, which means an increase in even less than 3.3%.
Lull
Indian companies entered FY26 on a cautious note and new investment designs were one of the lowest levels in five years. According to CMIE CAPEX database, new projects worth £4.1 trillion was announced in Q1FY26-weakest since the first three quarters of FY21 and in the quarter of the general elections (first) FY25.
A decline in Q1FY26 was led by government capital expenditures that hit ten years fair £0.5 trillion. Private sector with £The 3.5 trillion announcement dominated a quarter of a quarter-but that meant a minimum of four quarters.
Work
£1 trillion: This is the amount that the Union Cabinet has approved a system of interconnected motivation (ELI) to support employment creation, increases employability and social security in all sectors with a special focus on the manufacturing sector.
The scheme, which was announced as part of the Union 2024-25 budget, aims to motivate more than 35 million jobs that will be generated between August 2025 and July 2027. It will also provide direct financial benefits up to the company £For the first time, 15,000 to 19.2 million employees who register in the organization of the Provisional Fund (EPFO) employees (EPFO).
Increasing activity
The Indian activity of the production and services sector reached a 14 -month and ten -month maximum in June. The HSBC India Manufacturing PMI, assembled by S&P Global, increased in June from 57.6 in May to 58.4, which is above 58.3 in June 2024. Indian PMI services increased to 60.4 from May from 58.8, although marginally under the previous June 60.5.
Production activities have expanded due to increased production, new orders and job creation, while the growth of services was powered by a robust international sales and employment.
The dominance has derailed
Ola Electric, a once dominant electric two -round player, lost the ground.
The latest vehicle registration data shows that all other five best electric two-wheel players have seen more than 100% increase in FY26 in April June. On the other hand, Ola Electric reported a 46% decline from the same period last year.
TVS Motors and Bajaj Auto overtaken Ola as the new market leader. The market share in April June fell to about 20%, compared to almost 50% in the same period a year ago.
Digital boom
£613.2 million: According to the latest monthly data published by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI), this is the average transaction of the daily unified payment interface (UPI). With other average high record transactions, UPI touches new heights each month.
Daily transactions increased by almost 2% per month between the month and increased by 35% year -on -year in June 2025. However, growth momentum shows signs of moderation, while annual growth slows from more than 50% to approximately 30% in just twelve months.
Dividend division
Dividend Bonanza India Inc. It remains heavily beveled and the payout is dominated by traditional power plants.
As Analysis of 496 BSE 500 companies reveals BFSI, and together more than 40% of the total dividends in FY25. These cash -rich industries continue to strengthen their reputation as reliable dividend machines, while others are lagging behind.
The oil and gas sector showed visible signs of pressure with dividend payouts by 28%year -on -year. As soon as the reliable contributor of dividend appears to retreat when tightening cash flows. The sectors such as logistics and the media contributed below 1%.
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India scored 67 in the UN 2025 sustainable development target index, the highest and placed 99. This means that India first entered the global top 100, reflecting progress in 17 goals, including poverty, health and education.
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(Tagstotranslate) collection GST June 2025
