India's growth story intact despite geopolitical tensions: RBI
RBI says some high-frequency indicators have shown a slackening of momentum in Q2 FY25, partly due to unusually heavy rains in August and September
RBI says some high-frequency indicators have shown a slackening of momentum in Q2 FY25, partly due to unusually heavy rains in August and September
The hype over high GST collection hides the falling corporate tax and rising oil tax, both of which put higher burden on the poor, keep consumption demand low and drag growth down
IMF expecting advanced economies to reach pre-pandemic output by 2022, emerging economies to fall short.
FPI flows remain robust with India reporting the highest inflow among emerging market economies, says the monthly economic report for September.
After a stellar earnings season in Q4 of FY21, India’s growth engine seems to have lost its steam in the June quarter because of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The pandemic has exposed gaps in the notion of development across global markets. India now needs to rely on a circular economy, by laying emphasis on people, planet, and profits.
Economists say the full fiscal year is likely to see contraction in GDP growth at 8%.
Despite a weak business outlook, RIL looks well-poised to progress on its debt reduction plans with Jio Platforms likely to see another Facebook-like deal and a rights issue.
India is likely to recover faster than the rest of the world from the economic turmoil caused by Covid-19, with new opportunities presenting themselves, says Biocon chairperson.
A FICCI-Dhruva Advisors survey finds that unless the government immediately intervenes with a large relief package, large sections of industry are at risk of permanent impairment.