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GST rate cuts slow down Q1 tax collection growth

The Centre’s fiscal deficit reached eighteen percent of its annual estimate during the first quarter. Tax revenue saw a modest increase, while capital expenditure rose significantly. Revenue expenditure also experienced a notable rise, driven by subsidies. Increased fertilizer and fuel subsidies were largely due to global price surges. Future fiscal health depends on West Asia conflict duration and energy price stability.

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