India likely to meet FY27 fiscal deficit target of 4.3% despite energy price risks

Published 02 Nov 2026, 07:57 IST

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The Centre is likely to meet its fiscal deficit target of 4.3 per cent of GDP for FY27 despite the deficit reaching 42.6 per cent of the full-year estimate in the first six months, as stronger corporate tax collections are helping offset revenue pressures, according to a report by Goldman Sachs…

— The Tribune
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Strong corporate tax receipts and controlled subsidy spending are supporting the Centre’s fiscal position, even as energy-related risks persist

— The Hindu BusinessLine

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Strong corporate tax receipts and controlled subsidy spending are supporting the Centre’s fiscal position, even as energy-related risks persist

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The Hindu BusinessLine Center-Right The Hindu Group (Kasturi & Sons) Current article 02 Nov 2026, 07:57 IST

India likely to meet FY27 fiscal deficit target of 4.3% despite energy price risks

Strong corporate tax receipts and controlled subsidy spending are supporting the Centre’s fiscal position, even as energy-related risks persist

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The Times of India Center Bennett, Coleman & Co. 02 Nov 2026, 08:45 IST

Centre likely to meet FY27 fiscal deficit target despite despite higher spending: Goldman Sachs

The government is holding steady to its fiscal deficit target of 4.3% of GDP for FY27, even amidst initial financial strains. Increased corporate tax revenues have buffered recent revenue challenges effectively. To address rising costs, the government is implementing thoughtful changes in its…

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The Tribune Center The Tribune Trust 02 Nov 2026, 07:47 IST

India likely to meet FY27 fiscal deficit target despite spending pressures: Goldman Sachs

The Centre is likely to meet its fiscal deficit target of 4.3 per cent of GDP for FY27 despite the deficit reaching 42.6 per cent of the full-year estimate in the first six months, as stronger corporate tax collections are helping offset revenue pressures, according to a report by Goldman Sachs…

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