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India may see current account surplus after 7 years: NomuraIndia may report its first current account surplus in over seven years at 1.5 per cent of GDP in the ongoing quarter, leading brokerage Nom...- India could easily hit 7% GDP growth rate with modest economic reforms: Moody's"Even without much government help, the economy should grow by around 5 per cent this year and close to 6 per cent in 2015."
- Nomura pegs India's Q2 GDP growth at 5.9%; top 10 stocks that can return 24% in a yearGlobal brokerage firm Nomura has revised its FY16 real GDP growth forecast to 6.8 per cent YoY vs. 6.5 per cent previously.
- RBI panel on monetary policy may set CPI as main gauge: NomuraNomura today said the Reserve Bank committee on monetary policy framework may declare ensuring price stability as the prime objective of th...
- The rupee has fallen below its fair valueThe rupee was fairly stable around 54-55 to a dollar between August 2012 and May 2013, and fell sharply to around 61 in two months.
- CAD gain seasonal, likely to improve this fiscal: AnalystsWhile Barclays pegged the current fiscal CAD at 3.9% of GDP on the steep fall in the commodity prices, Nomura sees it at 4.3% citing the sa...
- Parliament unlikely to pass stiff resolution against Sri Lanka: Will Ceylon become a Cyclone?Mulayam Singh Yadav and Mayawati have reaffirmed their support from outside, the government faces the tough task of reconciling conflicting...
- DMK withdraws from UPA: Will economic reforms & growth suffer a blow?S Gopalakrishnan, Executive Co-Chairman, Infosys is of the opinion that the country needs the government to be stable at this point of time.
- Political uncertainty may hurt reform process: NomuraDMK's pullout from the UPA government introduces an element of uncertainty in the political situation and is thus bad for the reforms proce...
- Economic Survey 2013: Survey paints a cautiously optimistic picture, say analystsThe economic survey released by the government today paints a "cautiously optimistic" picture of the economy, analysts say.
- Budget 2013: As P Chidambaram walks the talk, 5.3% fiscal deficit target may be metHe backed that promise with increase in price of diesel, a cap on the number of subsidied cooking gas cylinders and a massive cut in plan e...
- Fiscal consolidation measures may avert downgrade but may hurt economy furtherNomura has estimated the economy may grow 30 to 40 basis points less than the initial forecasts of 5.3% for the quarter ended Dec and 5.9% ...
- Current account deficit may touch 4.2 pc of GDP in FY13: NomuraCurrent account deficit may touch 4.2 pc of GDP, as upside risks to external environment are rising for economy, Nomura said today.
- Nomura readies Eco Surprise Index for IndiaLeading financial research and securities player Nomura India will come up with a dedicated index aimed at capturing the extent of surprise...
- Current account deficit improves; but India will need more policy action to revive growthCAD has improved, but not sufficient enough to conclude that the worst is over given the revival of the crisis in Europe.
- Retail inflation eases a tad to 9.86%, July figures fail to enthuse expertsRetail inflation declined marginally in July in line with the drop in wholesale inflation, but most experts dismissed it as a one-off event.
- Falling non-oil import bill to help bridge current account deficit gap: NomuraNomura today said the high CAD, which is hovering around 4% of GDP now, may come down this fiscal following massive fall in non-oil imports.
- Repatriation by foreign companies jumps to $11 bn in 2011 from $3 bn in 2009Domestic uncertainties like policy flip-flops , combined with global risk aversion, is prompting foreign companies to increasingly repatria...
- Analysts pare rate cut expectations but rising inflation, high oil prices may hold back RBIIndia Inc is likely to get its first rate cut in April, but the following installments may be substantially subdued or delayed.
- IIP skids to 2 year low; RBI expected to continue with rate hikeEconomists were unperturbed by the sharp drop in IIP number, blaming it largely on a contraction in the capital goods sub-index.
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