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Where's the GDP debate? The world is raising a toast to IndiaIndia’s 7.8% growth has the world taking notice. Fitch, S&P and Moody’s have all raised their forecasts, even as questions over the GDP num...- India, US discuss boosting AI economy through energy, digital infrastructure at UNGAA roundtable discussing US-India partnership in artificial intelligence and energy was hosted by the Indian Consulate. The event gathered o...
- World Bank names Nobel laureate Michael Kremer as next chief economistMichael Kremer, the distinguished Nobel laureate, is set to assume the role of chief economist at the World Bank. With a robust background ...
- UIDAI using AI extensively to detect fraud: Chairman Neelkanth MishraUIDAI is extensively deploying Artificial Intelligence to detect and counter fraud effectively. Daily Aadhaar authentications have dramatic...
- GFF 2026: 'Facing 100 cyberattacks everyday', says Neelkanth Mishra as UIDAI steps up AI and Quantum safeguardsUIDAI faces hundreds of daily hacker attacks and uses AI for safeguarding its systems. Machine learning detects identity manipulation and b...
- Indian economy growing faster than it looks? World Bank’s Neelkanth Mishra pushes back on doubts over 7.8% growthHigh-frequency data reveals that India's economy is on an upward trajectory, exhibiting robust growth. An executive highlights vibrant vehi...
- 2.7 ka 7.8, 7.8 ka 2.8... The data debate behind India’s GDP growthLatest GDP metrics reveal a robust real growth of 7.8% for Q1 FY27, although some dissent surfaced due to erroneous comparisons between out...
- Former chief statistician Pronab Sen seeks two GDP series with old, new bases for five yearsAdvocating for dual GDP series, former chief statistician Pronab Sen argues that accurate double deflation is contingent upon extensive dat...
- India's economy shatters a 35-year barrier to enter A-rated clubIndian Economy: Japan Credit Rating Agency (JCRA) has upgraded India’s sovereign credit rating from BBB+ to A-, restoring an A rating for I...
- New GDP series captures structural changes in economy, reflects global best practices: N K SinghN K Singh supports new GDP data reflecting India's economic structural changes. He also noted the sovereign rating upgrade after thirty-eig...
- Indian FMCG stares at broadening commodity inflation and a new source of cost pressureThe raw-material cost environment for FMCG makers has become increasingly uneven in the second quarter of FY27, with prices of several agri...
- ‘I was shocked’: Neelkanth Mishra hits back at ‘egregiously wrong’ claims on India’s GDP growthEconomist Neelkanth Mishra defended India's GDP growth numbers against revision claims. He stated economic indicators point to a stronger e...
- Senior citizen fined for parking in open space wins relief; Maharashtra court orders housing society to allot a convenient parking spotSenior citizen allotted inconvenient parking spot by builder in 2011 leading her to park car in open space; Housing society levied penalty ...
- 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,...
- 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...
- 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.
- 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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