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India’s fiscal deficit reached ₹7.10 lakh crore, 41.9% of the FY27 target in April–August
Fertiliser subsidy may exceed ₹3 lakh crore in the current fiscal
RBI panel proposed an 11.2% higher state WMA limit of ₹67,839 crore

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India’s GST revenue growth has lost momentum: What the post-2025 data shows

GST collections remain robust in absolute terms, but revenue growth has slowed sharply from FY23 levels
Slower tax growth may weigh on fiscal expectations and Indian rate-sensitive sectors

GST Tax collections Economic growth Taxes Union Budget and fiscal1 source · 5h

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Andhra Pradesh commercial tax collections rise 18 pc to Rs 30,436 cr in H1

Andhra Pradesh commercial tax collections rose 18% year-on-year to Rs 30,435.98 crore in April-September 2026

Tax collections Taxes Maharashtra Union Budget and fiscal2 sources · 13h

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Govt absorbing up to Rs 2,700 per urea bag as global costs rise to Rs 3,000: Nirmala Sitharaman

The Centre absorbs up to Rs 2,700 per urea bag as global costs rise to Rs 3,000
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the subsidy supports farmers
Higher subsidy costs affect government finances and Indian fertiliser companies

Fertilisers Nirmala Sitharaman Agriculture Union Budget and fiscal1 source · 12h

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GST collections may look stronger than they are: What rate re-labelling is hiding

GST rate changes since September 2025 simplified the tax structure
Revenue reclassification may be masking weaker underlying revenue

GST Tax collections Union Budget and fiscal Taxes1 source · 11h

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City of London Fears Windfall Tax on Domestic Banks in UK Budget

United Kingdom Banks Taxes Union Budget and fiscal1 source · 8h

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Meloni’s Budget Dials Down on Defense to Narrow Italy’s Deficit

Defence Government borrowing Giorgia Meloni Union Budget and fiscal1 source · 14h

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