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China's economic slowdown presents major opportunities for India

China's economic slowdown is altering the geo-economic dynamics resulting in creating supply chains and new opportunities for India.

Live: Ukraine now seen as a war of attrition amid new bombings

Live news updates: Chinese says NATO shouldn't expand east; India's forex reserves record biggest drop in 2 years.

Economic indicators' data expected to be mixed on geopolitical disruptions

The key high frequency economic indicators for March 2022 are expected to paint a mixed picture of the economy's health.

Ukraine crisis LIVE: Russia says it made progress in negotiations

The head of the Russian delegation in talks with Ukrainian officials says the parties have come closer to an agreement on a neutral status for Ukraine

Hurting from sanctions on Russia, India is losing faith in the West

The world can only build effective mechanisms to deter aggressors if countries such as India have a voice in them.

Moody's lowers India growth estimate for CY22 to 9.1% on Ukraine conflict

Last month, the agency revised India's economic growth estimates in CY2022 upwards to 9.5 per cent from 7 per cent on stronger than expected recovery.

LIVE: At least 21 dead after Russian shelling of east Ukraine town

21 people have been killed by Russian artillery that destroyed a school and a community center in Merefa, near the northeast city of Kharkiv, officials said.

India's gold output could rise multifold if hurdles removed: WGC report

The South Asian country is the world's second-biggest consumer of the metal and fulfils most of its demand through imports.

Taxing pizzas, ice cream or vehicles: GST is neither good nor simple

Separate state-wise Appellate Authority for Advance Ruling don't serve a useful purpose: there is a need for a national one.

Clear and present danger: Expensive commodities raise risk of stagflation

India's economy which is already reeling under inflationary pressure, now faces an ever increasing risk of stagflation.

India plans Rs 24,000 cr sovereign green bond as economy goes low carbon

India is the world's third-biggest emitter of greenhouse gases and plans to more than quadruple its renewable power generation capacity by 2030.

Feb WPI inflation spikes to 13.11% on costlier crude; food articles soften

After two months of mild easing, WPI inflation accelerated in February and remained in double digits for the 11th consecutive month, beginning April 2021

India may grow at 7.8% in FY23 with risk tilted towards downside: Report

The country is expected to register a growth rate of 8.9 per cent in the current fiscal ending March 31

LIVE: Ukranian 'nationalists' derailing evacuations, alleges Putin

Ukrainian officials said that the continuous Russian shelling has derailed efforts to evacuate civilians from areas affected by fighting

LIVE: Ukraine no longer insisting on NATO membership, says report

Russia Ukraine live news: Zelensky accused the International Red Cross of forbidding the use of its emblem on our cars, but did not give details.

Ukraine conflict likely to affect growth: RBI MPC member Jayanth Varma

Asia's third-largest economy is projected to grow 8.9 per cent in the fiscal year ending March 31, slower than previously anticipated 9.2 per cent, according to the recent government data.

Growth in services activity picked up in Feb, inflation pressure predicted

The Services Purchasing Managers' Index, compiled by IHS Markit, increased to 51.8 in February from January's six-month low of 51.5.

India's mfg activities expand in Feb as output, new orders rise: PMI

Firms responded to strong increases in new work intakes by lifting production, input buying and stocks of purchases, the survey said

Tracking the movements: Retail, recreation visits below pre-Covid levels

Retail and recreation visits were 0.9 per cent below levels seen in the early part of 2020, mobility data from search engine Google shows

Economic recovery uneven, govt should continue support measures: Report

Pointing out that the ongoing recovery is still uneven and not broad-based, a foreign brokerage report said the government should continue the income support measures for the affected sectors.