Without economic growth, Mr Modi will struggle to fulfil his agenda
Well beyond Modinomics or Modipolitics, India seems to be facing a structural challenge of its economic model whose evidences can be seen every day on the ground in the countryside
India's economic growth is expected to remain subdued in near future as the slowdown has deepened and is likely to remain extended for a longer duration than previously anticipated, says a report. According to a Dun & Bradstreet report, a pick-up in the industrial production will only be gradual as investment remains subdued. Moreover, rural sector demand is likely to remain affected by the recent floods and lower agricultural output. Besides, most of the sectors from auto to real estate are under stress and this is reflected in the profit margins of the corporate and revenue collections of the government. "The conundrum of soaring domestic stock market indices in India, slowing growth, rising inflation, and elevated unemployment presents a complex challenge for policymakers to address. The slowdown has deepened and is now expected to remain extended than previously anticipated," said Arun Singh, Chief Economist Dun & Bradstreet India. He further said that to address the ...
Shaw's remarks came a day after veteran industrialist Rahul Bajaj said the people were afraid to criticise the government.
Economists focus on the real rate of interest to guage the impact on growth.
Concerted actions across all stakeholders could create a unified push for a thriving automotive industry
Says a cut in corporation tax rate will boost private investments and global competitiveness
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With corporate earnings not meeting expectations and automobile sales plunging in July 2019, the story could get uglier
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The average in the NDA regime tells us little about how growth actually came about
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It's a frustrating rerun: Once again, India's insatiable thirst for imports seems destined to hold it back
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