Benchmarks rebound 4% in 3 days as Fed hike concerns ease, too
India needs to boost tax-to-GDP ratio
Govt's increased capex will benefit Indian companies, but with a lag
It continues to push its expenditure in infrastructure which would hopefully create further growth impulse and spur private sector to enhance its risk taking in response
Reduction in surcharge (capped at 15 per cent) on long term capital gains - is positive from financial markets
Infra related stocks can easily see a jump of 10 per cent in quick time
The last time such a large segment was allocated was in 2004-05
GDP projected to grow 8-8.5% in 2022-23; supply-side reforms to aid long-term expansion
Budget 2022 expectations: Tax incentives to consumers and merchants, clarity on cryptocurrency and ease of doing business, here's what Fintech industry wants from finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman
CPSEs met only 63% of spending target by December
Budget 2022 LIVE: With Assembly elections in four states and one Union Territory getting closer, the Centre could go for some populist measures
Competition for investment & FOMO have pushed up valuations, he says
Will Budget 2022-23 be transformative enough to give developmental spending a majority share in the expenditure mix?
Budget 2022: ICRA expects a satus quo on the stance of the monetary policy as well as the reverse repo rate in the upcoming meeting of the Monetary Policy Committee.
When demand is uncertain, the biggest private enterprises seem better able to build factories, expand resources and create jobs
Govt should not hold back capital expenditure
During pre-Budget consultations, industry bodies and economists have advised the finance minister to keep the spending tap open
Apart from the equity market, effects of pandemic will also reflect on the upcoming Union Budget. In this episode, we explain the Consolidated Fund of India, a key component of the Union budget
The Capex performance of the ministry is significantly better compared to the previous year
Central Public Sector Enterprises under the Ministry of Power have increased capital expenditure during the first nine months of the current financial year to Rs 40,395.34 crore, which is 47% higher