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These Quiet Workplace Changes Can Sometimes Signal a LayoffLayoffs rarely strike without warning. Subtle shifts like reassigned duties, communication changes, and external business signals often pre...- Budget 2026 | Holding the line to sustain growth as India dreams bigIndia's latest budget balances fiscal discipline with growth support, aiming for an investment-grade economy through targeted measures and ...
- Policymakers are achieving the art of the impossible, IMF chief saysIMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva lauded Germany, Britain, and Argentina for their significant policy shifts, calling it a "new er...
- Who is Russell Vought, key architect of Project 2025 and Director of the Office of Management and BudgetThe Senate confirmed Russell Vought as Director of the Office of Management and Budget, solidifying his role in shaping federal spending. H...
- Let's be entertained, if not thrilledThe budget has shifted from a suspenseful event to a more predictable one with year-round announcements. While fiscal conservatism is expec...
- Budget embedded with strong sense of fiscal discipline, aversion to profligacy & bankruptcy: Anand Mahindra"The DNA of our finance ministry has embedded in it a strong sense of fiscal discipline & an aversion to profligacy & bankruptcy. (Unlike a...
- Where this budget played too conservative in a totally unwarranted mannerWhat's worse, a populist budget could have helped some sections in society in the near term (though the net impact over the longer term is ...
- Union Budget hopes for private sector capex revival: Will it fructify?Overall, the Budget gambit hinges crucially on hopes of improved traction in India’s private sector, quick revival in private capex, pick u...
- FM Nirmala Sitharaman likely to boost budget spending to support eco growthAnalysts said the finance minister will have to strike a fine balance while keeping up the momentum of the country's promising but fledglin...
- View: Why India’s illusory V-shaped rebound shouldn't prompt premature fiscal conservatismThe persistent fragility of Indian households, amid rising wealth and income inequality, will require prolonged fiscal support.
- Openings in post-Merkel GermanyAs Europe is forced, after the US pivot to Asia, to find its own geopolitical identity, it is useful for India to engage with Germany, alon...
- Moody’s has doubts over Modi’s ability to see through big reformsFang said that at Moody’s there had been concerns about the effectiveness and implementation of major policy prescriptions dished out by th...
- It’s equivalent to Kapil Dev’s 4 sixes in the Lord’s testI normally don’t use superlatives as frivolously as many do, but this Union Budget reminds me of the legendary Kapil Dev’s four sixes off E...
- Why markets liked the Budget? Here's what top brokerages sayMorgan Stanley has raised its 2021-end Sensex target to 55,000 from 50,000, which means a potential gain of 10% from current levels. The Se...
- Debt-to-GDP ratio may hit 87% in FY21, trigger rating downgrade: SBI ResearchIn a report, the research house said a rating downgrade looms over India in FY21, not because of fiscal problems but because of the measure...
- India seen spending more on economy after extending lockdownA $265 billion virus rescue package is equivalent to 10% of India’s gross domestic product, but some economists estimate the additional gov...
- View: Yes, we will breach the deficit target. But demand growth can save the economyRegrettably, one sees the same importance to penny-pinching in India —of minimising additional expenditure, of containing the fiscal defici...
- Nomura sees fiscal deficit slipping to 3.7% in FY20Nomura expects the Budget to prioritise investment over short-term consumption demand, announce measures for boosting housing demand and at...
- Singapore investor Temasek to contribute to government revenueDeputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam said: "Including Temasek in the NIR framework will provide the government with additional fisc...
- Australian PM brushes off IMF call for fiscal restraintAustralian Prime Minister John Howard brushed off an IMF call for fiscal restraint, days after he promised billions of dollars in tax cuts ...
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