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Economic recovery still shallow, a month’s national lockdown can dent GDP by 2%: Report
A national lockdown, which it reckoned as a 'last resort' if declared, can have a deep impact on the growth process, which is still shallow, analysts
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February core sector output sees steepest contraction in six months at 4.6%
All the key segments, including coal, crude oil, natural gas, and refinery products, witnessed a decline in production
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India may grow at 7.7% in FY22, says UNESCAP report
India's economic output in 2021 is expected to remain below the 2019 level despite roll-out of the vaccine
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India to clock 12.8% growth in FY22, says ratings agency Fitch
Recovery from the depths of the lockdown-induced recession has been swifter than expected: Fitch
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Pandemic pushes back $5 trillion GDP goal by three years to FY32: Report
Currently, India is the fifth-largest economy in the world behind Germany. The government has set a target of becoming a $5-trillion economy by 2030
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Household debt soars to 37.1% of GDP, savings plunge 10.4% in Q2: RBI report
Household savings plunged as the pandemic led to millions losing jobs and almost all forced to take deep pay-cuts, forcing them to borrow more or dip
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Household debt soars to 37.1% of GDP, savings plunge 10.4% in Q2: RBI report
The household savings plunged as the pandemic has led to tens of millions losing jobs and almost all forced to take deep pay-cuts, forcing them to bor
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Nifty kicks off March with over 1% gains; Here’s what to expect tomorrow
Top performers were PowerGrid, ONGC, Ultratech Cement, Asian Paint, Kotak Bank and Titan – rising as much as 5.94%
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Can the Q3 economy scorecard have any bearing on the outlook of rating agencies?
India’s stand against the rating agencies was once again articulated at a BRICS summit in September 2017 when Modi made a case for establishing a
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Recent govt reforms to help drive economic growth: Kumar Mangalam Birla
He said the new framework of asset reconstruction for example, the entire insolvency regime, will go a long way in solving the NPA problem both of ban
