The country's foreign exchange reserves rose by USD 1.193 billion to reach USD 582.406 billion in the week ended April 16, RBI data showed on Friday.
India has repeatedly shattered records for infections and deaths as the virus sweeps through the nation, stoking fears that the central government may be forced to implement another national lockdown
Women's educational attainment is rising, but labour force participation is falling
Proposals for a 3-month extension of compliance timeline being considered
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The NITI Aayog and DIPAM are considering a proposal to incentivise states for the costs involved in monetising and privatising assets
MPC minutes show one member saw little merit in continuing with central bank's forward guidance
A resurgence in Covid-19 in the country has increased downside risks to growth
The disinvestment of loss-making plants may likely attract interest from secondary steel makers rather than the big players
Analyst expect trend to continue this fiscal
The RBI governor also said that global financial markets have turned volatile over inflation fears in advanced economies and rising commodity prices, posing risks to the domestic outlook
S&P said credit conditions have improved for Asia-Pacific banks over the past quarter.
In February, things seemed to be coming under control with vaccination, giving the impression the system would cope with the pandemic
Centre's support and private sector participation may relieve some of the load
The second wave may affect Q1, but there is a strong expectation that FY22 demand will perhaps equal or surpass FY20 levels
The Joe Biden administration's decision to invoke the US Defense Production Act has blocked exports of crucial raw materials used in vaccine production
Trivandrum-based HLL Lifecare has floated global tender for medical oxygen
Several industries have shown confidence in the economy's recovery prospects and said the capex cycle is reviving
Consumer sentiment was down across all 4 indices -- jobs, personal finances, economy and investments for the future, the survey said
While govt made Rs 1.16 trn more revenue, it spent Rs 1.18 trn more on food subsidy too. But it can be said that the govt used the gains it made to settle FCI arrears once and for all