2025-26年4月，印度的财政赤字为1.86万亿卢比，低于去年同期的2.10万亿卢比，占政府全年目标的11.9%，而去年为13.0%。总收入同比增长30.9%，达到2.79万亿卢比，占年度目标的8.0%，净税收收入为1.90万亿卢比。与此同时，总支出增长了10%，达到4.66万亿印度卢比，占全年目标的9.2%。资本支出——主要用于基础设施——达到了其年度目标的14.3%。政府的目标是在2025-26财年将财政赤字缩小到GDP的4.4%，低于上一财年的4.8%。

India’s fiscal deficit stood at INR 1.86 trillion in April 2025–26, down from INR 2.10 trillion in the same period a year earlier, representing 11.9% of the government’s full-year target compared to 13.0% last year. Total receipts jumped 30.9% year-on-year to INR 2.79 trillion, or 8.0% of the annual goal, with net tax revenues accounting for INR 1.90 trillion. Meanwhile, total expenditure rose 10% to INR 4.66 trillion, or 9.2% of the full-year target. Capital spending—largely directed toward infrastructure—reached 14.3% of its yearly objective. The government aims to narrow the fiscal deficit to 4.4% of GDP in FY2025–26, down from 4.8% in the previous fiscal year.

5月12日，印度银行贷款增长率从之前的9.9%降至9.8%。5月12日，印度银行贷款增长率从之前的9.9%降至9.8%

India Bank Loan Growth declined to 9.8% in May 12 from previous 9.9%.India Bank Loan Growth declined to 9.8% in May 12 from previous 9.9%

印度外汇储备，美元从之前的6857.3亿美元升至5月19日的6927.2亿美元。印度外汇储备，美元从之前的6857.3亿美元升至5月19日的6927.2亿美元

India FX Reserves, USD up to $692.72B in May 19 from previous $685.73B.India FX Reserves, USD up to $692.72B in May 19 from previous $685.73B

印度BSE Sensex指数周五收于81451点，下跌约0.2%，结束了前一天的涨幅，因持续的市场波动和全球贸易的不确定性引发了避险情绪。周四，联邦上诉法院暂时允许美国总统唐纳德·特朗普恢复关税，推翻了最近贸易法院阻止关税的裁决。多个行业陷入困境，尤其是科技、汽车和制药行业，这些行业受到的打击最为严重。与此同时，市场参与者将注意力转向印度的GDP数据和美国个人消费支出价格指数数据。在个股中，HCL Tech、Tech Mahindra、Infosys、Asian Paints、NTPC、Sun Pharma、Mahindra&Mahindra和Tata Consultancy Services的跌幅最大，在1%至2%之间。相反，Eternal的股价飙升超过4%，主要是由于最近大幅下跌后的逢低买盘。Sensex指数连续第二周下跌0.3%，但第三个月上涨1.5%。

India’s BSE Sensex closed about 0.2% lower at 81,451 on Friday, snapping the previous day’s gains, amid a risk-averse mood fueled by ongoing market volatility and global trade uncertainties. On Thursday, a federal appeals court temporarily allowed US President Donald Trump to reinstate tariffs, reversing a recent trade court ruling that had blocked them. Several sectors struggled, particularly tech, autos, and pharma, which were some of the worst hit. Meanwhile, market participants turned their focus to India’s GDP figures and the US PCE price index data. Among individual stocks, HCL Tech, Tech Mahindra, Infosys, Asian Paints, NTPC, Sun Pharma, Mahindra & Mahindra, and Tata Consultancy Services were the biggest laggards, with losses ranging between 1% and 2%. Conversely, shares of Eternal, soared over 4%, mainly due to bargain hunting after recent sharp declines. The Sensex extended its losses into a second consecutive week, declining 0.3%, but recorded a third monthly gain of 1.5%.