The Finance Minister hit the right chord by presenting a Budget that focuses on growth for tomorrow's India
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is likely to strike a fine balance between being fiscally prudent and growth supportive when she presents her fourth straight budget on Tuesday
A peak level of India's public debt/GDP ratio at 91.7 per cent and worsening of debt sustainability indicators to the 2002 levels may be driving fiscal conservatism, JM Financial said in a report.
The pre-budget Economic Survey, which is tabled in Parliament ahead of the Union Budget to present the state of the economy, quite often misses on the GDP forecast, sometimes by a significant margin.
Consumption, which was impacted during the pandemic, is expected to improve as the rate of vaccinations rises to cover the entirety of the country's eligible population
Virtually delivering the 'State of the World' special address to the WEF Davos Agenda, PM Modi underlined the role played by India in handling the Covid crisis
India's overall macroeconomic situation is in a recovery mode but the growth is concentrated at the top end, which is a worrying trend, according to former World Bank Chief Economist Kaushik Basu
Union Minister Jitendra Singh said when India turns 100 in the year 2047, ..."the country will be the world's technological and economic powerhouse".
MoS Finance Bhagwat Kishanrao Karad slammed Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray and State FM Ajit Pawar for not attending pre-budget consultation meetings called by Nirmala Sitharaman
Of this, the unconventional liquidity measures amount to approx. Rs 9.1 trillion, implying the residual Rs 8.1 trillion is mostly conventional liquidity injection
Credit penetration or providing credit to a large section of society is very important for economic development of the country, Chief Economic Adviser (CEA) K V Subramanian said on Thursday
Monetary Policy Committee expected to hold rates and continue with an accommodative stance to encourage growth
India received over $83 billion in remittances in 2020, a drop of just 0.2 per cent from the previous year, despite a pandemic that devastated the world economy, according to a World Bank report
India will have to invest heavily in infrastructure in order to recover from the economic havoc, even if that means going in for deficit financing, according to a UN expert
The report sees the GDP growth to be in positive territory in the second half of 2020-21
Thakur also said that the government is focused on a clean up exercise in the banking system and setting up a bad bank was among the steps in that direction
Once the pandemic retreats, India might end up with a debt-to-GDP ratio north of 90 per cent, compared to the low seventies at present
Four months since unlock began, demand for essentials remains robust but the frenzy is dying down
Aggregate net income of 46 NSE Nifty 50 members grew 4.8% from a year earlier in the quarter through September, according to data compiled by Bloomberg
Over 11 lakh MSMEs have registered on the newonline system of Udyam Registration launched in July, the government said on Saturday. Out of these, 3.72 lakh enterprises have registered under manufacturing category whereas 6.31 lakh enterprises under service sector. The share of micro enterprises is 93.17 per cent whereas small and medium enterprises are 5.62 per cent and 1.21 per cent, respectively. An official statement said 7.98 lakh enterprises are owned by male whereas 1.73 lakh enterprises by female entrepreneurs, and 11,188 enterprises are owned by divyangjan entrepreneurs. "The top five industrial sectors of registrations are food products, textile, apparel, fabricated metal products and machinery & equipment. 1,01,03,512 persons have been given employment by these registered units," the MSME ministry stated. The five leading states for Udyam registrations are Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat. Registration without PAN and GST number is permitted