Page 45 - Gdp Growth

NCAER pegs GDP growth at 4.9% in 2019-20, lower than NSO estimates

The NSO as well as the RBI has projected the GDP growth rate at 5 per cent for the current fiscal

India's race for higher growth: A local buffalo race holds the lessons

A local buffalo race holds lessons for growth - internal strength may be more important than external support

Best of BS Opinion: What lessons can India learn from a buffalo race

Writers examine how to reform GST, the corporate sector's apolitical stance, Sebi's new rules for investment advisors and the draft pesticides Bill

Slow economy, weak sentiment to continue weighing on auto sales: Fitch

Vehicle sales have been hampered by weak consumer sentiment and still-weak availability of financing following tighter liquidity at non-banking lenders since the middle of 2018

The price India is paying for the largesse doled out by Centre and states

Irrespective of which among the two is more extravagant, it is the country's GDP growth and its rating that take a beating

Nearly half the economy is not running: P Chidambaram

"How long can you blame the previous managers?" asked Chidambaram in his speech

Confident of economic recovery, S&P keeps India's rating at 'BBB-'

Says fiscal position weak, but sees strong growth prospects over 2-3 years

Why India's present slump is a more serious issue than earlier slowdowns

What is unusual about the current period of slow growth is that it has come without an exogenous driver, unlike all previous periods of slowdown, going back 50 years, writes T N Ninan

Why a growth rate falling below 5% is a clear and present danger for India

At 5 per cent, GDP growth in the current year would be an 11-year low. Worse, this will also mark a deceleration for a third straight year, writes A K Bhattacharya

Growth triggers still missing in Nirmala Sitharaman's second Budget

Companies which stand to gain the most are rural focused players, gas utilities, building material makers and logistics firms.

Letter to BS: FM Sitharaman's projection for Budget 2020 'unrealistic'

The marginal increase in defence outlay is disappointing considering the need to maintain a lean and mean army in a state of perpetual readiness.

Letter to BS: Budget 2020 missed a golden opportunity to boost economy

It was widely expected that the Budget would be dynamic and lead to demand and investment revival

Risks of revised estimates

How a potential fiscal deficit of 4.65% of GDP was brought down in the 2019-20 revised estimates

Nirmala Sitharaman's Budget 2020 is a disappointment at many levels

We may well end up with the same budgetary mess that we have experienced this year

Fiscal rectitude or spending push? Budget attempts both, but half-heartedly

If more expenditure in the rural economy is the need of the hour to revive demand, it is debatable if such tax giveaways could have waited till GDP growth picks up a little

Budget 2020: Measures to boost business confidence, says PwC India chairman

The stress in the banks and the NBFCs has led to undermining of confidence in the sector

Budget 2020: Lower tax rate is great but do we need 'minimum govt'?

Is PPP the magic bullet for everything the government wants to do?

Budget 2020: A K Bhattacharya on major takeaways for the Indian economy

What did the finance minister have in the Budget for the Indian economy? Listen to the podcast to know

Nominal GDP growth for FY21 estimated at 10%, says FM Sitharaman

Sitharaman said income tax rates will be significantly reduced for those who forego reliefs, exemptions

Bold measures needed in Budget to achieve projected FY21 growth: Experts

Attaining a GDP growth rate of 6 to 6.5 per cent in 2020-21 as projected by the Economic Survey will be challenging, say experts