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Higher tax on F&O trade is 'throwing sand in wheels'; to curb extreme trading: Niti Aayog member Arvind VirmaniHiking the tax on futures and options trade is like "throwing sand in the wheels" to ensure that trading does not happen in extremes, Niti ...- Niti Aayog raises concern on China's monopoly over critical minerals supplyNiti Aayog member Arvind Virmani warned that 80–90% of critical mineral supply is controlled by one country, creating global concerns over ...
- Iran, Iraq, now Russia: Should India keep shifting oil suppliers based on Trump’s logic of friends or foes? NITI member asksA top Trump aide accuses India of funding Russia's war by buying discounted oil, sparking debate over energy security versus geopolitical a...
- Impact of levies should be nullified in phase I of talks: Arvind Virmani, Niti Aayog, Member and trade expertNITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani states that the first phase of the US-India Bilateral Trade Agreement, effective by fall 2025, will counte...
- States' investment friendliness index expected to come in two months: NITI Aayog member Arvind VirmaniNITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani announced that the second phase of the 'Investment Friendliness Index of States' is underway and expected ...
- Employment rising, but employees' salaries not keeping pace with inflation: Niti member VirmaniNiti Aayog member Arvind Virmani emphasized the need for improving teaching and training to capitalize on India's growing population. He hi...
- Better to get Chinese firms to invest in India to boost local manufacturing: Niti member VirmaniThe survey noted that India faces two choices to benefit from the 'China plus one strategy' -- it can integrate into China's supply chain o...
- India to clock GDP growth of 7% in FY25: NITI Aayog member Arvind VirmaniNITI Aayog member Arvind Virmani predicts India's economy will grow around 7 per cent this fiscal year and maintain this rate for years, de...
- Raghuram Rajan labelled 'parachute economist' over India making a big 'mistake' commentsRaghuram Rajan's recent remarks sparked controversy on social media. The former RBI chief cautioned against India's economic growth being o...
- A look at what PM Narendra Modi is planning to do in his potential third term, as per his adviserIndia's Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government aims to enhance manufacturing, focusing on export-oriented sectors facing high import dut...
- India to clock GDP growth of 6.5 pc in FY24 despite high crude oil prices: NITI Aayog member Arvind VirmaniThe Indian economy is projected to grow at around 6.5% in the current fiscal year, according to Arvind Virmani, a member of NITI Aayog. He ...
- FTAs will help India join MNC supply chains: Arvind Virmani, member, NITI AayogOutlining the challenges and opportunities before India as it strives to become a developed nation by 2047, Virmani said global inflation a...
- ET India Inc Boardroom 2022 - India’s largest boardroom - to focus on economy, financial inclusion, startups, and moreThe ET India Inc Boardroom 2022 will bring together top business leaders, economists, and policymakers for five days, May 16-20, 2022, for ...
- What may have pulled Q2 GDP growth to 4.2-4.5%? Virmani has an answerI have looked at the data carefully; there is no fall in private consumption expenditure.
- India will be back on 7.5% plus growth track this fiscal: Arvind VirmaniFormer chief economic advisor Arvind Virmani said the US-China tariff war provides an opportunity to increase India's exports to the US.
- Congress to lose in 2014 general polls as growth has fallen to low levels: Arvind Virmani'The aam aadmi would generally see if their personal situation has improved over the last five years. He does not remember what happened 20...
- India needs more reforms to grow at 8.5-9 per cent: VirmaniWorried over slowing economy, India's representative to the Arvind Virmani today said the country's growth rate will continue to decelerate...
- Rupee depreciation not to hurt Indian economy: Arvind Virmani, IMFHowever, Virmani admitted that falling rupee will definitely hurt those companies which have borrowed in the overseas markets.
- India does not have god-given right to high growth: CEAIndia does not have a "god-given right" to get back to high growth automatically without addressing the problems thrown up by the economic ...
- Ushering in GST will improve indirect taxationArvind Virmani, the chief economic advisor in the finance ministry, feels that introduction of goods and service tax (GST) would act as a m...
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