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Cabinet ups food subsidy burden at the time of fiscal stress

Amendments to cause additional subsidy burden of around Rs 5,094 crore

We reacting to developments on external front: Subbarao

Outgoing governor said it took measures to raise short term interest rates last month

Every crore of income to give govt almost Rs 5 lakh from super rich tax a person

Revised DTC likely to propose 5% extra tax over present max tax of 30% on those earning over Rs 10 crore

Euphoria over July exports surge is a statistical illusion

Real recovery could be assessed from October onwards

Government borrowing cost set to rise

Bond yields surge; implication is a further hardening of interest rates

PFRDA Bill likely in Lok Sabha today

To woo opposition, govt has prescribed ceiling on FDI in legislation itself

Basu prescribes Keynesian pills for battered Indian economy

Step up spending for a while, says ex-CEA, and let market determine exchange rate

NSEL tangle leaves government clueless

A calling attention motion expected to be taken up in Parliament on Tuesday

CAD to touch 3 year low of 3.7% of GDP in FY14:Chidambaram

PSU Financial Institutions To Raise Quasi Sovereign Bonds, Oil PSUs To Be Permitted To Go For ECBs

Meet tomorrow on ECB rules

Govt thinking of easing these but also want firms to not go for short-term use of these funds, thereby building pressure for early redemption

FinMin hopes CAD to narrow 4.1-4.4% in FY14

Pins hopes on higher remittances, reduced gold imports this year

Cabinet meet today on women bank and NHPC disinvestment

The proposed bank is likely to be operational by November this year

No substitute for Mahatma image on currency notes: RBI Committee

Earlier buzz was that images of Jawaharlal Nehru, Indira Gandhi, Sardar Patel could be considered for new notes

Rupee woes: RBI-Finmin to huddle over rupee fall tomorrow

According to market participants, RBI may lower the cap for bank's borrowing under LAF further

FinMin may tweak ECB norms to tap funds to finance CAD

Nod for sovereign bond issue by public sector banks unlikely

Public Sector Undertaking banks, financial institutions may be tapped

No one, government included, is happy at this state of affairs: S Gopalkrishnan

Interview with President, CII

'No one, not even govt, happy over current state of affairs'

Q&A with CII President, Kris Gopalakrishnan

Is IMF loan a viable option?

Economists call it a tough call that policymakers will have to take

FIPB to discuss airline deal today

Amended agreement still has contentious clauses and sticking points