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Energy shock strains India’s growth, fiscal outlook: S&P reportIndia faces economic challenges from Middle East conflict. Energy prices and supply constraints strain finances. Rising bond yields, inflat...- Reviving consumption demand will remain a challenge: DK Joshi"We are learning to live with the virus so I do not expect lockdowns to be more stringent even if there is another outbreak but the point i...
- We expect rupee at 66.5 by March 2017: DK Joshi, Director & Chief Economist, CRISILRupee has been pretty steady and range bound and we believe it will continue to be like that
- Bihar verdict no long-term spoiler; India likely to remain the top EM bet: DK Joshi, Crisil"The govt will have to have a more conciliatory approach from now on. But apart from that, I do not see the Bihar outcome changing anything...
- Slowing global economy to adversely hit Indian exports: DK Joshi, Crisil"But the overall current account deficit picture still looks good because imports are a larger component and they are benefitting from lowe...
- Weaker rupee can't change the game for Indian exports at this juncture: DK Joshi, Crisil"Rupee depreciation is not going to help much. Eventually, the main factor behind export increase is the demand from importing countries."
- RBI may cut rates on June 2: DK Joshi, CRISILThere is good news on the inflation front and the WPI is not the favoured index anymore. But that also is pointing towards a very weak dema...
- October trade data to be a concern, gold imports on a rise: DK Joshi, CrisilWe need both Japan and Eurozone to come out of the recession. Japan has again slid back into recession.
- Expect economy to record 5.5% growth this fiscal: DK Joshi, Crisil'The RBI will continue to remain vigilant and I do not see any interest rate cut this year,' said DK Joshi, Crisil.
- Food inflation is prime concern from short-term perspective: DK Joshi, Crisil'Vegetable and foods prices have started spiking and the government will have to be fairly proactive.'
- See rupee at 60 levels till march 2015: DK Joshi, CrisilSo we see the rupee at 60 by March 2015. The pull factor of the economy has improved after a decisive election mandate, which is healthy fo...
- Expect US Federal Reserve to complete QE tapering by December: DK Joshi, Crisil"As far as FOMC is concerned, we do not expect any surprises and our expectation is that they will wind up the tapering by December 2014."
- Government may have to borrow more than budgeted: DK Joshi, CRISIL'The only way to attain the fiscal target of 4.8% is to cut down capital expenditure quite sharply,' says DK Joshi
- Can the government find measures to curb non-essential imports?Imports can only be banned if there is a sudden surge, which is not the case, ET explains.
- India could be attractive with a very weak currency: DK Joshi, Chief Economist, CRISIL'Unless there is a huge amount of risk-aversion globally, money should come back because the Indian market would become attractive'
- Not more than 25 bps cut in repo rate likely: DK Joshi, CRISIL"The RBI has implicitly said that unless the inflation surprises on the downside, there is very little possibility of a rate cut," DK Joshi...
- Core sector data for September provides hope that industrial recovery may sustainThe core sector data for September provides some hope that the mild industrial recovery in August may sustain. The govt has also tightened ...
- Expect IIP numbers for August to be around 1%: DK Joshi, CRISILThough it is becoming difficult to predict IIP growth, it should stabilize somewhere around 1%, says Joshi.
- Public debt rises 6% to Rs 31.5 Lakh cr in Q1The Centre's debt rose nearly 6% in the first quarter of the current fiscal, but dropped as a percentage of GDP.
- 2004-05 to be the new base year for inflation index: FMFinance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Friday said the wholesale price index (WPI) series, used to calculate inflation in the country, will h...
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