Experts say manufacturing is declining due to a slump in overseas demand and production-linked incentive schemes will take time to yield results
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Monday her first visit to Ukraine underscored Washington's commitment to continuing its economic support for the country, as the din of air raid sirens echoed across the Ukrainian capital. Yellen said following talks with Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal that the US has provided nearly USD 50 billion in security, economic and humanitarian assistance and announced another multibillion dollar package to boost the country's economy. Shmyhal offered thanks to the U.S. for its support and hailed Yellen as a "friend of Ukraine. He said Ukraine's budget deficit now stands at USD 38 billion and that the U.S. will provide another USD 10 billion in assistance by September. Shmyhal and Yellen also discussed sanctions aimed at weakening Russia's economy as well as the possibility of using Russian frozen assets to help in Ukraine's economic recovery. Yellen repeated U.S. President Joe Biden's message that Washington will stand with Ukraine for as lo
Platforms must follow verification procedure as prescribed under RBI's directions for entities regulated by it
The share of young women getting these jobs, however, declined to 35.4 per cent in 2022, from 37.1 per cent in the preceding year, contrary to the trend seen at the Centre
Proposals to be discussed at Hyderabad conclave include having a centralised drug registration system under CDSCO
Many are considering shutting shop as supplies are down to a trickle and operational costs exceed revenues
While the debate will continue about the benchmark rate to calculate real interest rate, both for the lenders and the savers, shouldn't all rates be higher than the rate of inflation?
To meet vice president of Guyana, which plans to reallocate key oil blocks, recruit exploration partners
The German economy shrank by 0.4 per cent in last year's fourth quarter, the national statistics office said Friday, a sharp downward revision from its initial report that gross domestic product declined by 0.2 per cent. The quarter-on-quarter contraction in the October-December period was the first since the first quarter of 2021. Consumer spending, which propped up growth in the first nine months of last year, dropped by 1 per cent in the final three months of 2022. Investment in construction and machinery showed bigger drops in the final quarter, the Federal Statistical Office said. The full-year 2022 growth figure for Germany Europe's biggest economy remained at the 1.8 per cent that the office reported at the end of January. The economy has generally held up well, despite pressure from high inflation and fears last year of an energy crunch as Russia reduced and then cut off its gas supplies to Germany. That didn't materialise. On Wednesday, a closely watched survey showed
Like many other agricultural commodities, jaggery was exempted from GST until July 18 last year
The US tech ban is one reason many international organisations have begun to delay - if not drop entirely - forecasts that China will surpass the US to become the biggest economy in the world
In an interview with Business Standard, MPC member Jayanth Varma says the committee should not tie its hands by adopting the withdrawal of accommodation stance
The PM addressed stakeholders and govt departments in the first of 12 post-Budget webinars by the Centre
The rise in economic uncertainties is reflected in the unevenness of performance of the global economy in 2022, it noted
Disinflation can't rely only on food, must be firm in inflation fight, says RBI Das
An analysis of EPFO data for October 2021 to October 2022, finds that the monthly share of women's registration has consistently remained lower than 28%
A German study has found that the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war cost the world economy a whopping $1.3 trillion in 2022.
Pakistan has taken all the measures needed to unfreeze a $6.5 billion credit line and expects to clinch the deal "any day now," Commerce Minister Syed Naveed Qamar said in an interview
Several parts of the country are witnessing unusually warm weather for this time of the year, including in the biggest wheat-growing areas
In a Q&A, Ajay Seth says while the global macro-economic situation has improved over the past few months, headwinds on inflation and other indicators persist