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India ran a current-account deficit of US$4.2 billion (0.5% of GDP) in April–June 2026, against US$3.4 billion (0.4% of GDP) a year earlier.
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Current-account balance · % of GDP · Source: RBI
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RBI quarterly BoP released 1 Sep 2026
NPCI retail-payment totals; monthly series Apr 2016–Sep 2026
World Bank / IMF; goods and services, BoP basis
RBI Weekly Statistical Supplement
MoSPI CPI, base 2024=100, every COICOP level; approved monthly snapshot
IMF October 2026 estimates, projections to 2031
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