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How India can win in a rewired global economyIndia is poised to gain from global supply chain shifts. Strategic neutrality and domestic focus are key. The nation must build robust buff...- Why India's manufacturing future needs more than jugaadIndia's manufacturing sector faces a critical juncture. Global buyers demand zero defects and reliability, moving beyond India's traditiona...
- Macro, the Mightiest: Why India’s biggest macro variable still falls from the skyThe 2026 monsoon comes with a clear warning: Rainfall is forecast at 92% of the long-period average, with higher-than-usual probability of ...
- Fishermen are being pushed to the brink by fuel costs in Southeast AsiaRising energy, freight, and supply chain expenses are escalating seafood prices globally. Governments offer aid, but it's stretched thin, i...
- War preparedness: Why India must spend smarter, not just moreIndia's journey towards a modernized defense sector is fraught with obstacles. While military budgets are on the rise, the country's over-d...
- America’s demographic stagnation to make it poorer?America faces a future of slower economic growth due to demographic stagnation. A declining birth rate and reduced immigration are shrinkin...
- Indian household gold higher than gold reserves of world's top 10 central banks: AssochamIndia’s households now hold more gold than the top 10 central banks combined, with estimates ranging from $2.4 trillion to $10 trillion. As...
- India’s household gold holdings now much larger than combined gold reserves of top 10 central banks: ASSOCHAMIndia's household gold holdings are now the world's largest, surpassing central bank reserves. ASSOCHAM says that channeling even a small p...
- Second half market borrowing to remain unchanged: CEAChief Economic Advisor V Anantha Nageswaran affirmed the government's commitment to the 4.4% fiscal deficit target for FY26, maintaining ma...
- GST rate reduction has higher multiple effect on economy, than income tax cut: Ambit CapitalA GST rate cut has a higher multiplier effect than direct tax reductions, potentially boosting India's GDP growth by 20-50bps if benefits r...
- India needs to add USD 4 tn in bank capital to meet 'Viksit Bharat' GDP target: ReportIndia's banking sector needs USD 4 trillion in capital over the next twenty years to achieve its goal of becoming a developed economy by 20...
- New govt to continue to maintain focus on infra sector: IcraThe new Indian government will focus on infrastructure, with higher outlays towards railways, roads, and water, according to Icra. Narendra...
- CREDAI projects 7 crore additional housing demand by 2030Real estate sector in India, projected to reach $5.17 trillion by 2047, drives GDP growth and per capita incomes. The sector plays a critic...
- Bill for NFIR almost ready; likely to be introduced in next session: DEA SecretaryThe government is preparing a draft Bill for the establishment of the National Financial Information Registry (NFIR), which will serve as a...
- Union Budget 2023 recap: Modi government's record capex push & its impact on Indian economyUnion Budget 2023: India's Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, announced a robust capex push to stimulate economic growth, allocating ove...
- Higher public investment to stimulate demand, generate jobs: DEA SecretaryObserving that direct support measures have only limited multiplier effect, Seth said steps which can have long to medium term impact are n...
- A tax cut for you in Budget won't give India the boost it needsTo reverse the ongoing economic slowdown, the immediate priority is to stimulate demand in the system.
- Nifty seen at 11,600 by Dec 2018: Kotak SecuritesThe earnings growth is after a disappointing growth of about 4 per cent in the current fiscal.
- Robust rural demand to push growth to 5.8% in FY 14: Assocham studyRiding on bright crop prospects on account of a good monsoon, India's economy is expected to grow at 5.8 per cent in the current fiscal.
- Aviation share in GDP to double in 5 yrsThe aviation industry is set to double its contribution to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) over the next five years.
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