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GDP growth in Q2 slows to 8.4%
Indian economy had slumped by 24.4% in the corresponding year last year
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Economists sees 7-9% GDP growth in second quarter
Festival demand the main growth driver; official figures will be out tomorrow
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Goldman Sachs predicts 8.5% GDP growth in FY22
The brokerage sees growth accelerating further to 9.8% in FY23
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Economic Survey of this year likely to be single-volume affair
Chief economic adviser prepares the document; incumbent K Subramanian’s stint is ending on December 7
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Cash rules the roost even as digital payments gain currency
The ratio of currency in circulation as a proportion of GDP rises to 14.5% for 2020-21
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Nearly 80% of economy now formal following digitisation drive: Report
Since the note-ban, many measures since the note-ban in November 2016 have accelerated digitisation of the economy
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IMF recalibrating India’s growth forecast is ‘gross under estimation’: N K Singh
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) lowered India's potential growth prediction to 6% last week, citing the pandemic as the reason.
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Indian economy expected to grow at 9.5% in FY22: UBS report
From a fiscal perspective, the report estimates the consolidated deficit to narrow to 9.8% of GDP in the current year from 13.4% in FY21
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Why high oil prices are no more as problematic as they were in 1970
Alternative energy sources, a surge in less energy-intensive service industries and more energy-efficient vehicles make us less dependent on oil
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India is expected to grow by double digits this year: Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
Sitharaman said that the next year's increase would be somewhere between 8% and 9%, with a range of 7.5 to 8.5%.
