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RBI article captures corporate India’s turnaround story in FY21
While as many as 13 of 15 sectors witnessed sharp degrowth in sales in Q1, sales of only one sector remained in the contraction zone in Q4 while overa
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April headline numbers deceptive; economy in trough as consumer sentiment hit: Report
Despite the base effect-led spike in growth of many sectoral indicators in April, the slackening momentum, driven by the second wave of the pandemic h
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Covid-19 impact: Low spending, low consumer sentiment spreading in economy
A good monsoon is the only silver lining that policymakers can look forward to amid the all-pervading gloom
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India’s economy will do well once vaccination reaches critical mass: MPC member
RBI's MPC member Ashima Goyalalso said the damage to the economy due to lockdowns is much less and is unlikely to extend beyond the first quarter of t
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Cyclone Tauktae likely to compound economic woes caused by Covid-19
The damage can be quantified only after the cyclone passes over and different state governments come out with the assessment reports
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Economic recovery losing steam, GDP growth may be below 9pc in FY22 due to 2nd COVID wave: Survey
The economic growth may slip further to 8.2 per cent in the severe situation when the second wave of the pandemic peaks by June-end
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Covid-19 second wave to impact blue-collar, gig jobs: Report
The report noted that the sectors which will continue to lead hiring this quarter will be IT and healthcare
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Small savings schemes rates — Time for a rate cut to boost real estate?
Those with adequate savings, including pensioners and senior citizens, would want the rates to be higher rather than lower. However, economics is conc
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Economy: Outlook for major sectors amid Covid-led dispruptions
If the second surge of infection spreads to the villages in a major way, agriculture, which was the only bright spot in a picture of gloom last year,
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COVID-19 effect: Indians using more cash than any time in the recent past
Cash in circulation as a share of the GDP had gone down to 8.26% in 2016-17 as a result of the demonetisation before it began rising again
