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March
2025
(with data from February '25)
March
2025
(with data from Feb '25)
As March 2025 comes to a close, India's economy continues to evolve amid policy shifts and market trends. Inflation eased to 3.61% in February, offering some relief, though rising costs in fuel and essentials remain a concern.
Unemployment stood at 8.2% in January, highlighting the need for job creation. The government's focus on entrepreneurship and digital infrastructure aims to open new employment avenues.
Financial markets remained steady, with regulatory decisions shaping investor confidence. An uptick in mutual fund investments reflects growing trust in long-term wealth creation, though global trade policies and interest rates continue to influence marketing sentiment.
The industrial sector showed mixed results, with businesses adapting to demand shifts. Government-led manufacturing and export initiatives are expected to drive growth, though supply chain challenges persist.
As we step into the new financial year, attention will be on policy announcements, budget allocations, and economic reforms that could shape business growth and investment opportunities. With a focus on digital innovation, sustainability, and economic resilience, the coming months hold potential for new strategies and market expansions.
Looking ahead, staying informed and adaptable will be key. Businesses and investors must closely track market trends and policy changes to navigate the evolving economic landscape effectively.
Team Insights @Laqshya Media Group
Yuvrraj Agarwaal
(Chief Strategy Officer)
As March 2025 comes to a close, India's economy continues to evolve amid policy shifts and market trends. Inflation eased to 3.61% in February, offering some relief, though rising costs in fuel and essentials remain a concern.
Unemployment stood at 8.2% in January, highlighting the need for job creation. The government's focus on entrepreneurship and digital infrastructure aims to open new employment avenues.
Financial markets remained steady, with regulatory decisions shaping investor confidence. An uptick in mutual fund investments reflects growing trust in long-term wealth creation, though global trade policies and interest rates continue to influence market sentiment.
The industrial sector showed mixed results, with businesses adapting to demand shifts. Government-led manufacturing and export initiatives are expected to drive growth, though supply chain challenges persist.
As we step into the new financial year, attention will be on policy announcements, budget allocations, and economic reforms that could shape business growth and investment opportunities. With a focus on digital innovation, sustainability, and economic resilience, the coming months hold potential for new strategies and market expansions.
Looking ahead, staying informed and adaptable will be key. Businesses and investors must closely track market trends and policy changes to navigate the evolving economic landscape effectively.
Team Insights @Laqshya Media Group
Economic Indices
GST Collection[1]
(INR '000 Cr)
Net Equity Inflow[2]
(INR '000 Cr)
Exports[3]
(US$ Bn)
Imports[4]
(US$ Bn)
Sensex[5]
Consumer Confidence Index[6]
Forex Reserves[7]
(US$ Bn)
Unemployment Rate[8] (%)
Inflation Rate[9] (%)
Manufacturing PMI[10]
Services PMI[11]
Construction Output Growth[12]
(%)
Manufacturing Production YoY
Growth[13] (%)
Auto Production & Domestic
Sales[14]
(Lakh Units)
Passenger Vehicle Sales[15]
(Lakh Units)
Domestic Flights[16]
('000)
Domestic Passengers[17]
('000)
[2] AMFI
[3][4] Ministry of commerce and Industry
[5] BSE [6][7] RBI
[9] MOSPI
[10][11] Markit Economics
[12] Office of the economic adviser
[14] SIAM
[15] Auto Pundits
[16] [17] AAI
