Remain above $30-bn mark but pace of growth slows for 2nd month in a row
The latest Economic Survey for FY22 projected economic growth at 8-8.5 per cent assuming crude oil prices at $70-$75 per barrel
Former RBI governor C Rangarajan believes it would be 13 per cent, though his projection came before the war
Brent crude oil prices touched an intra-day high of $121.89 per barrel, the highest since April 2012, before paring some gains
India's exports rose by 22.36 per cent to $33.81 billion in February on account of healthy growth in sectors like engineering, petroleum and chemicals, even as the trade deficit widened to $21.19 bn
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
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India will see lower than previously forecast economic growth because of disruptions from the latest wave of coronavirus cases
India must focus on creating a genuinely market-oriented economy
The ongoing crisis in Ukraine is set to push the country's import bills beyond the $600 billion this fiscal, which can lead to a spike in inflation and current account deficit, and a falling rupee
This is the first time cess collection has crossed the Rs 10,000 crore-mark, signifying recovery in certain key sectors, especially automobile sales
The price increase in other parts of India has not been that steep so far
The finance minister also raised concerns over the impact on the farm sector as it also forms a considerable share of exports to Russia and Ukraine
The rupee weakened 0.95 per cent against the dollar in February
Revenue expenditure was Rs 23.68 trillion, or 74.7% of RE compared with 71.6%
Crude oil production contracted 2.4 per cent in January, the pace which is the highest in six months
The 8.9 per cent GDP growth in FY22 (9.2 per cent prelim estimates) partly also captures past revisions
The NSO also released the GDP data for October-December (Q3) of FY22
Full-year forecast revised lower to 8.9%
With some tweaking and good implementation, we can find a safe passage despite global turbulence