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Second Covid wave humanitarian crisis, not economic; likely to have peaked: Report
Nomura said it expects the overall hit to sequential growth in April-June to be much less severe than last year when there was a complete nationwide l
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FY22 growth may slip to 8.2% if second wave peak comes in end-June: Crisil
If the second wave peaks in May-end, the GDP expansion will come at 9.8%, and can go down to 8.2% if the peaking happens in June-end, Crisil warned
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Second wave of Covid-19 pandemic may derail India’s economic recovery
The ongoing mobility curbs coupled with fears of extension of curfews and lockdowns have compelled economists to downgrade their GDP forecast for the
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Goldman Sachs lowers India growth forecast for FY21 to 11.1%
Overall, most indicators still suggest that the impact has been less severe than it was in Q2 (April-June) last year, Goldman Sachs said
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Ind Ra revises down India’s FY22 GDP growth forecast to 10.1%
Mumbai: India Ratings and Research on Friday revised down India’s FY22 real GDP growth forecast to 10.1%, from earlier projection of 10.4%, citi
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Need complete trust between industry, Centre to sustain growth: Sitharaman
The Centre has taken several steps to ensure that revival of the economy continues despite a raging second wave of the pandemic, says Finance Minister
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Indian economy in better shape compared to previous COVID-19 wave: CEA
Chief Economic Adviser K V Subramanian said uncertainty is much lower this time but people should be cautious
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Lockdowns to shave $1.25 billion a week off economy; 140 bps from Q1 GDP: Report
If the current restrictions remain in place until May-end, the cumulative loss of economic and commercial activity could be around $10.5 billion or ar
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Indian economy may clock double-digit growth in 2021: Moody’s
Moody's expects that given the focus on 'micro-containment zones' to deal with the current wave of infections, as opposed to a nationwide lockdown, th
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Double whammy of rising retail inflation in March and contracting IIP in February
Retail inflation rose to 5.52% in March, mainly on account of higher food prices, while industrial production contracted by 3.6% in February
