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India can win in AI deployment despite lagging in advanced chips: Neelkanth MishraIndia can create significant economic value by deploying artificial intelligence to solve real-world problems in healthcare, education, and...- India can grow over 8% despite oil shocks, crude impact overblown in narrative: World Bank execIndia's economy shows strong growth, defying fears of oil price shocks. Neelkanth Mishra, World Bank Executive Director, states India is we...
- RBI expects healthy foreign capital inflows, better balance of payments after easing measuresThe RBI is introducing new measures to attract foreign investment. These steps aim to boost capital inflows and improve India's balance of ...
- India likely to outpace RBI growth forecasts, says World Bank's Neelkanth MishraIndia's economy is set for robust growth, exceeding Reserve Bank of India forecasts, World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra said. A...
- Fine of up to Rs 1 crore for hill cutting to be imposed by Goa Town and Country Planning BoardGoa's Town and Country Planning (TCP) Board will now impose hefty fines for hill cutting. Violators face penalties starting at Rs 50 lakh, ...
- India names Neelkanth Mishra as executive director at World BankEconomist Neelkanth Mishra has been appointed as India's executive director at the World Bank Group, succeeding Parameswaran Iyer. Mishra, ...
- Economist Neelkanth Mishra appointed India’s Executive Director at World BankWith a new chapter in international finance, Neelkanth Mishra is set to step into the role of India's Executive Director at the World Bank,...
- Clearing Corporation of India Ltd eyes AI-led, resilient market infra growthFuture financial markets require enhanced agility, intelligence, and integration. CCIL Chairman Rajeshwar Rao highlighted the need to manag...
- Global markets face rising strain as supply chain tightens and oil risk persists: Neelkanth MishraGlobal supply chains are showing stress as inventories run dry. This is impacting manufacturing and even international aviation. Oil market...
- 'West Asia war a good opportunity for energy reforms, lower costs for industry'The West Asia conflict highlights India's energy vulnerabilities, presenting a prime chance for crucial sector reforms, according to Axis B...
- Calm before storm? Axis Bank's Neelkanth Mishra says India must brace for geopolitical shocks every 1–2 yearsAxis Bank Chief Economist Neelkanth Mishra warned that India should brace for geopolitical shocks every 1–2 years, calling current tensions...
- Neelkanth Mishra resigns from Credit Suisse; set to head Axis Bank's research businessThe hiring is being seen as Axis Bank's broader plan to boost business, ET Now reported quoting agencies.
- Consumer side volume growth in banks this quarter could be worst in last 3 yrs: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit Suisse“The world is battling a problem of robots taking away manufacturing jobs, in India we face a medieval problem wherein 48% of our workforce...
- Expect acche din in the new financial year: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit SuisseOnce risk appetite comes back, positive news will also start coming in.
- Chinese growth has been slow, but not plummeting: Neelkanth Mishra"The bigger concerns are in economies which had current account deficits and were commodity exporters"
- Downside in steel stocks may be massive: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit SuisseBanks are in a bigger trouble because they are throwing good money after bad, says Mishra in an interview to ET Now.
- Chinese government inflated equity market to tackle debt: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit SuisseThe oil prices and other commodities are falling, the rate hike expectations are getting pushed out, which is good for India, says Credit S...
- Consumer discretionary story is still strong: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit Suisse'An economy with the size and diversity of India does not change very quickly and it does not follow calendar year or even fiscal year.'
- Markets will bottom out once rupee stabilises: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit SuisseNo one has really tried to support the psychology of the rupee and once that comes in, the currency will come roaring back, says Neelkanth ...
- Expect the rupee to go back to 57-58 levels: Neelkanth Mishra, Credit SuisseWhen the rupee stabilises, markets will appreciate strongly and that will bring a lot of positive sentiments, says Neelkanth Mishra.
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