The International Monetary Fund has cut its global growth outlook, warning the economy could near recession if the Middle East conflict kee...

In Delhi-NCR, tensions among workers have reignited as protests over rights and pay escalate. This vital economic hub not only draws intern...

During a keynote speech, RBI ex-Governor Shaktikanta Das emphasised India’s remarkable ability to weather global storms. He referred to the...

The finance ministry may push ministries for a quick rollout and frontloading of the ₹5.54 lakh crore capital spending announced in the bud...

Barclays lowered its growth forecast for the ongoing fiscal to a single-digit figure of 9.2% from 10% earlier. Similarly, SBI Research saw ...

That’s despite Modi govt outlining measures worth Rs 21 lakh crore to counter the economic and social fallout of Covid. A closer look at th...

The survey titled ‘Rebooting The Indian Economy’, conducted with Dhruva Advisors, saw participation of 100 company chiefs from across secto...

A collapse in consumer spending shows very little sign of rebounding anytime soon.

The reforms announced are far reaching and cover large gamut of activities

Fitch Solutions said the new spending will only amount to about 1 per cent of GDP.

The revenue shortfall is likely to account for 95 per cent of the increased borrowings, leaving a purse of just Rs 20,000 crore for the gov...

The idea of self-reliance should come with the caveat of key sector focus and not an economy-wide spread. The latter would simply take us b...

GDP growth may be negative for 2020-21, a catastrophic event in a country with millions of poor people and small businesses.

The spike in cases is showing that our response to covid-19 should be about managing it to a handlable limit.

Worrying about inflation when credit growth has collapsed and demand is tepid is not sound economic thinking.

State governments have been permitted to borrow as much as half their annual target for the year starting April 1 whenever they choose. In ...

Experts say there’s a case for printing money and overseas borrowing to deal with the unprecedented economic meltdown, and suggest that the...