Shares of the Manyavar-brand owner Vedant Fashions to debut on the bourses on Wednesday.
Amid FY23 Union Budget's focus on investments, leading domestic credit rating agency Crisil on Wednesday said that the capital expenditure is "not as high as it sounds". It, however, was quick to add that considering that governments usually tend to cut capex during a crisis, the government has maintained its focus on growth-spurring initiatives amid the pandemic. The research wing of the agency said, if one excludes the Rs 1 lakh crore of loans to states for capex included in the headline figure of Rs 7.50 lakh crore or 2.91 per cent, the actual spend in FY23, will go down to 2.58 per cent of GDP, which is barely at par with the revised estimate of FY22. The report also pointed out that the overall number showing a rise has been 'offset' through a reduction in internal and extra budgetary resources (IEBR), which funds capex of central public sector enterprises (CPSEs). IEBR has been budgeted at 1.82 per cent of GDP for the next fiscal, much lower than the pre-pandemic average ...
The Indian economy is staging a gradual recovery, but the environment - both local and global - remains challenging given the upside risks to inflation
Growth would still be higher by about 1-2% over fiscals 2020 and 2021. But it would be slower than the broad-based 24% logged between fiscals 2011 and 2019
The cumulative value of deals executed in the first nine months of this fiscal stood at approximately Rs 80,000 crore
Rating agency's report highlighting reasons for upgrade pointed at the improvement in financial risk profile, supported by debt reduction
CRISIL's affordability index, MAHTI- which is the minimum income a household requires to buy a house in a city - has improved across all cities.
Credit profiles seen stable, given strong accruals and investor interest
Credit outlook largely stable for cotton yarn and readymade garments players
But exports to stay under the weather; credit outlook remains stable
Within banks, credit issued to the retail segment, which was up 4 per cent as of October 2021, is expected to log 12-14 per cent growth this fiscal
A strong revival in consumer spending amid waning impact of the Covid-19 pandemic will help the paper packaging industry bounce back with a revenue growth of 15% this fiscal
Next fiscal year, steel demand is expected to grow at a moderate pace of 6.5-7.5%, led by further pickup in construction activity
Commercial vehicle (CV) volumes are expected to rise 20-22 per cent this fiscal, aided by economic recovery and the government's infra spending.
Suyash's appointment, for five years, will be effective from Jan 24, 2022
Freight rates for mining, cement, and steel have seen some corrections on-month in November as infrastructure-building activities were subdued, ratings agency Crisil said.
The rise in price has been attributed to inputs commodity cost pressure such as coal and diesel supported by rising demand
Asset quality pressures vary across asset classes. While home and gold loans have been relatively less affected, unsecured credit and SME loans faced brunt
Revenue growth of India's pharmaceutical sector is expected to "moderate" to 9 per cent in FY22, as compared with a healthy rise of 12.5 per cent during the previous fiscal, Crisil said
The gap widened in rural areas in October relative to September as inflation for the bottom 20 per cent fell more