Calls for more private sector participation in extending reach of govt schemes to rural India
Some indicators are lower than their peak in August
From explaining why India's economic growth has been down to a crawl in recent years to how the government can create jobs in urban India, here's what Business Standard columnists and editorials had to say this week.
Rajan was also critical of the government for not focusing enough on healthcare and education, and cutting down on expenditure
However, most segments are back to pre-pandemic levels, offering a ray of hope
Wholesale two-wheeler sales are lagging PV sales by 10 steps, while retail 2W sales are 22 steps behind retail car sales, an analysis of auto sales data shows
India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) has said that salaried and wages earners will be a drag on overall economic recovery in medium term due to tepid recovery of household consumption.
Export-Import Bank of India (India Exim Bank) on Friday said it forecasts India's total merchandise exports to $98.45 billion for the second quarter of FY22.
Clearing their dues has been a long-standing demand of exporters
The index of eight core industries for July 2021 rose 9.4 per cent year-on-year (YoY)
Their revenue share in listed space declined to record low of 27.2% in Q1FY22
The Finance Ministry on Thursday said it has released the sixth monthly instalment of revenue deficit grant of Rs 9,871 crore to 17 states.
A person aware of the matter said that the decision was taken in a meeting on 'export logistics Issues and their resolution'
The Indian economy is on the recovery path, but structural challenges remain, Saggar said at an event
The slowdown in growth is primarily on account of the banking crisis
Reserve Bank of India will do everything to make the economy recover in a non-disruptive manner, its executive director Mridul Saggar said on Thursday.
The European Central Bank says it is dialling back some of its massive emergency pandemic support for the economy.
'We don't anticipate a scenario of high inflation getting generalised, high asset prices not feeding price rise,' says RBI Governor
The V-shaped recovery in the first quarter of 2021-22, despite the brutal second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, is a testimony to India's strong macroeconomic fundamentals
India is expected to post strong economic growth in the coming quarters, even as inflation, led by food prices, is likely to remain elevated, S&P Global Ratings said on Wednesday. The economy is expected to clock 9.5 per cent growth in the current fiscal year, followed by 7 per cent expansion in the next year, it said, adding high nominal GDP growth would be important for ensuring fiscal consolidation going forward. "Given India's weak fiscal settings and high stock of debt around 90 per cent of GDP, the nominal GDP growth is going to be very important to prevent any further erosion of fiscal settings in the country and to enable some degree of fiscal consolidation going forward," S&P Global Ratings Director (Sovereign) Andrew Wood said. He said the fiscal deficit would remain elevated over the next two years but debt/GDP ratio is expected to stabilise or flatten out. Wood further said India's external position has strengthened in the context of the pandemic and India has been