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Signs of recovery in economic activity in 12 weeks: Research agency
The recovery is visible for the first time in 12 weeks for the week ending May 30, said QuantEco
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Icra pegs Q4 GDP growth at 2%; projects 7.3% contraction in FY21
Its chief economist Aditi Nayar expects the annualised GDP growth at 2% in the March quarter, up from 0.4% in the December quarter
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Nomura cuts FY22 growth estimate to 10.8% due to lockdowns
Nomura said its cut in the GDP growth estimate is reflective of a larger lockdown-led loss of sequential momentum in the June quarter
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India’s sovereign rating to remain at current level for next 2 years: S&P
S&P saw GDP growth rate dropping to 9.8% under the 'moderate' scenario, where infections peak in May, and falling to as low as 8.2% in 'severe' scenar
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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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RBI forward guidance encompasses guaranteed liquidity: SBI Ecowrap
The RBI has now unveiled guaranteed liquidity support through the announcement of G-SAP, a secondary market purchase of G-secs, with Rs 1 lakh crore c
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Hits and misses in IMF predictions about the Indian economy in the past four years
IMF's optimism is music to the ears of policymakers, especially when a second wave of the pandemic is threatening to sweep the country
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‘Second wave’ of COVID-19 infections impacting business normalisation: Nomura
The Nomura India Business Resumption Index dipped to 95.1 for the week to March 21 from 95.4 in the previous week as a result of the rising infections
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Indian economy looks to put behind COVID-induced pain with double-digit growth forecasts for FY22
Many agencies, both global and domestic, have predicted that the Indian economy would trot at double digit rates in 2021-22
