India’s oil trade deficit is expected to widen significantly in FY27 due to rising crude oil prices and weakening petroleum exports, accord...

The escalating conflict in West Asia is emerging as a major risk for India’s economy, threatening trade flows, increasing import costs, and...

The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee is expected to hold interest rates steady this fiscal year. Economic growth concerns ...

Rising oil prices could push India's current account deficit to a concerning two percent of GDP, as highlighted by a Crisil report. This pr...

India's remittance flow faces potential impact from the West Asia conflict. A third of diaspora inflows originate from Gulf Cooperation Cou...

Indian merchandise exports face challenges from the US-India trade deal stalemate and possible US sanctions on Russian crude oil. Tea and b...

India's exports to the United States have seen a decline. Shipments to other countries are performing strongly, exceeding previous growth. ...

CRISIL forecasts headwinds for India's goods exports in fiscal 2026 due to potential US reciprocal tariffs, with negotiations for a bilater...

If CAD were to balloon, the rupee would face depreciation pressure while elevated crude oil prices, trade wars, increased dollar demand, mo...

Crisil said there are two-third chances that the rupee can touch the level of 64 against the US dollar by March-end 2016, while there is on...

India's current account deficit (CAD) was likely to narrow to a 6-year low of 2 per cent of GDP this fiscal, but may expand to 2.7 per cent...

CAD is likely to narrow during 9 months (July-March) of the current fiscal to touch a low of 1.5% of GDP because of lower gold imports.

The rupee has fallen over 20% against the dollar since April. The currency had dropped to a fresh life-time low of 65.56 against the greenb...

RBI has come out with a slew of steps to squeeze liquidity out of the system to stabilise rupee, during hit a record of low 61.21 on July 8.

We expect rupee to appreciate from current lows to about 56 by March-end as capital inflows resume and CAD softens this fiscal," Crisil sai...

Nomura estimated a CAD of 5 per cent for this fiscal and also pegged it at the same level for the next financial year.

The CAD, which is the difference between the forex earned and expended, has come down to 3.9% in first quarter of this fiscal.