Ex finance minister Yashwant Sinha said huge expenditure on welfare schemes by Modi govt has impacted public finances which are currently in a mess with fiscal deficit touching abnormally high level
Revenue expenditure was Rs 23.68 trillion, or 74.7% of RE compared with 71.6%
In actual terms, the deficit was Rs 9.37 trillion at end-January 2022 against upwardly revised annual estimate of Rs 15.91 trn
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For two years running, the finance ministry has excused itself from providing a projection of its fiscal consolidation plan
Union Revenue Secretary Tarun Bajaj on Friday said that the country's fiscal deficit will come down once revenues start to grow.
While govt's market borrowings have doubled from FY16 to FY22, NSSF loans to finance fiscal deficit have grown 11x
Rating agency says it revised Outlook on India's rating to Negative from Stable in June 2020, partly due to its assumptions about pandemic impact on public finance metrics
Conservative receipts' estimates have led to higher-than-expected fiscal deficit target in the Union Budget FY23, said Motilal Oswal Financial Services
Indirect taxes shall rise 5.5 per cent, on the back of a 15.6 per cent increase in spending in FY23
One should not rule out Ms Sitharaman doing better than what she has projected for next year's total revenue numbers
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The fiscal deficit or the gap between expenditure and revenue was estimated at 6.8 per cent of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the current financial year ending March 31, 2022
The issue of cryptocurrency has not been covered in the Economic Survey 2021-22, Principal Economic Adviser said in an interaction with media
India will comfortably meet its fiscal deficit FY22 target on the back of a strong rebound in revenues, said the Economic Survey 2021-22
Economic Survey 2022 Highlights: India's FY22 GDP growth is seen at 9.2 per cent and GDP growth for 2023 is projected at 8 per cent to 8.5 per cent, according to reports
Finance Minister will probably increase the budget by about 14% year-on-year to Rs 39.6 trillion in the fiscal year beginning April.
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.
Rapid antigen test to detect Covid to be done at Rs 100, says govt
Equity markets will have a reason to cheer if the government reins in its fiscal deficit target at 6.25% of gross domestic product, a recent survey claimed. Find out how the government manages it