8 things happening to your money now & what every middle-class Indian must do before economy gets worse
Published on: June 17, 2026, 8:58 a.m. | Source: The Economic Times
GDP measures what the nation produces, not what you earn, spend, or save. When the top tier captures most of the growth, strong macro numbers and weak household finances can exist at the same time.7.7%Real GDP growth rate5.1%CPI inflation forecast41%Household debt as % of GDPThese 3 numbers together explain why the economy looks good on paper but feels tight at home. So what you can do? India is growing at 7.7%. So why does your wallet feel empty?
