Date: 1 February 2026Presented by: Finance Minister Nirmala SitharamanSession: Ninth consecutive Union Budget speech in Parliament, starting at 11 am IST. The Union Budget is the Indian government’s annual financial plan — it sets out how the government will spend money and raise revenue in the next fiscal year (April 2026–March 2027). This year’s Budget comes at a time when global trade pressures persist and India is targeting sustainable growth with equity. 📊 Macroeconomic Picture 🧾 Fiscal Targets 🏗️ Capital Expenditure (Capex) Why this matters: High capex supports sectors like…
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Union Budget 2026 (01 Feb 2026): Key Highlights, Expectations, Market Impact & Trading Timings
The Union Budget 2026, to be presented tomorrow (01 Feb 2026) by the Government of India, is one of the most closely watched economic events for investors, traders, businesses, and taxpayers. The Budget defines the government’s fiscal roadmap, policy priorities, taxation structure, and spending plans, all of which have a direct and immediate impact on equity markets, commodity markets, and overall investor sentiment. Why the Union Budget Is Important for Investors The Union Budget plays a critical role in shaping: Budget announcements often trigger high volatility, making Budget Day crucial…
Read MoreUnion Budget 2025: Key Highlights and Takeaways
The Union Budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 was presented today by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. This budget, being the first after the general elections, sets the tone for India’s economic trajectory in the coming years. Focused on fiscal consolidation, economic growth, and welfare schemes, the budget aims to balance development with financial prudence. Key Highlights of the Union Budget 2025 1. Fiscal Deficit and Economic Outlook The government has set a fiscal deficit target of 4.4% of GDP, a reduction from last year’s 4.8%. GDP growth projections remain strong,…
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