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From US entering recession, FM considering corporation tax rate benefit extension to PMLA court ordering seizure of Nirav Modi's assets, here are the top headlines on Tuesday morning
Through this innovative account construct, MSMEs and other organisations will be able to make cashless payments and also provide a financial security blanket to their employees," the bank said.
Going ahead it is likely that the sectors that were outperformers in the previous bull market may trail the market recovery
The common thread that runs through these estimates is the fact that the economy is headed towards a recessionary phase
IMF remains only major outlier predicting growth for the economy, is likely to be on same page with others next week
According to the SBI's research report Ecowrap - the GDP growth is likely to be 4.2 per cent for FY20 and (-) 6.8 per cent for FY21
Economy still far from sustainable recovery path
That could give an indication that another 1 percentage points could come in the months ahead to provide relief for those who need it, Rookmaaker said while addressing a Fitch Ratings webinar
The state gets additional elbow of Rs 35,000 crore amid lockdown
The OECD recently said the world hasn't seen such an economic crisis in a century
Telecom stocks are expected to remain active today as the Supreme Court will hear the AGR matter later in the day
India's GDP is unlikely to recover to its 2019-20 level until the second half of 2021-22
India is well aware that while globalisation is here to stay, its norms, however, may become different, says India's foreign secretary
The coronavirus pandemic, which has had nearly the entire world in its grips for at least three months now, seems to have thrown the Indian government's #GDP maths out of gear
The coronavirus pandemic, which has had nearly the entire world in its grips for at least three months now, seems to have thrown the Indian government’s #GDP maths out of gear. The provisional estimates released on May 29 showed that the rate of growth in India’s GDP fell steeply to 4.2% in 2019-20 — the lowest level in 11 years — from 6.1% in the 2018-19 financial year. What do all these mean for India’s #economy — now and in the times to come? Let’s take a #DeepDiveWithAKB to understand.
Real gross value added (GVA) is expected to decline by 1.7 per cent this fiscal but record 6.8 per cent growth in 2021-22, supported by uptick in industrial and services sector activities
Real gross value added (GVA) is expected to decline by 1.7 per cent this fiscal but record 6.8 per cent growth in 2021-22, supported by uptick in industrial and services sector activities
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India's gross domestic product for the fourth quarter of the financial year 2020 grew at 3.1 per cent, its slowest pace in at least two years
While estimates varied across brokerages and economists, the common thread that ran through the estimates was the fact that the economy is headed towards a recessionary phase