Here are the key numbers to watch out:Live Eventsas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Addas a Reliable and Trusted News Source Add Now! Markets will seek greater clarity on the timeline and strategy to bring general government debt closer to the 60% of GDP benchmark. FY27 estimates will be key, particularly as rate adjustments since September 2025 are expected to boost consumption and compliance.Nominal GDP growth for FY26 was initially projected at 10.1%, but was later revised to about 8% due to lower-than-expected inflation. For FY27, the Budget may peg nominal growth at 10.5–11%, offering cues on growth and inflation assumptions.CPI inflation averaged around 1.7% in FY26 (April–December), aided by easing food and fuel prices. Inflation is expected to normalise toward the RBI’s 4% target in FY27, shaping Budget priorities and interest-rate expectations.

Source: Economic Times February 01, 2026 05:12 UTC