A monthly read of the Indian economy from official data — inflation and industrial output, GST collections and the central-government fiscal deficit, formal-sector jobs, auto sales, bank credit and money supply, external trade and the exchange rate, at national and state level. Built from public government statistics, cross-checked against the published figures, and released as a free PDF. No login required.
Methodology: every figure is gathered from free, public official sources — MoSPI / eSankhyiki (CPI, IIP, GDP, PLFS), the RBI Database on Indian Economy (money supply, bank credit, reserves, REER), monthly GST collections, EPFO (formal payroll), FADA (vehicle registrations), the Controller General of Accounts (central-government finances) and trade data — into a single store, then run through a battery of invariant checks that recompute the published growth rates and fiscal identities before anything is printed. This report is research and information only — it is not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Figures are official estimates and are subject to revision by the source agencies.
Every edition of the India Economic Monitor is produced in-house by ABL Digital Technologies and published as a free PDF — no login, no paywall. The most recent edition sits at the top of this page; earlier editions stay available under Historical Reports for as long as they are archived, so you can follow how the picture shifts from one edition to the next. Figures are drawn from public and freely available data sources and refreshed each monthly.
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