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India will hold firm even as global economy remains uncertain, says S&P's global chief economistAccording to Gruenwald, the global economy is not without tension, but the anchors beneath its own growth story remain firm. He said that a...
S&P cuts US growth forecast sharply but rules out chances of a recessionS&P Global Ratings has revised its US GDP predictions. The forecast for 2025 is down to 1.5 percent. The projection for 2026 is now 1.7 per...
Trump tariffs to test resiliency of US consumersIn unveiling tariffs this week challenging the decades-old international trade order, President Donald Trump lambasted globalization as a r...
Indian economy's size to double by FY31, growth to average 6.7%: S&P GlobalIndian economy will average 6.7% growth between FY24 and FY31, S&P said in a report. India will also double the size of the economy to $6.7...
Five big positives that work for India as advanced economies stare at recessionThe latest macroeconomic assessment by the finance ministry says that consumption-led recovery specially in the contact-intensive sectors w...
Higher interest rate in US, trade issues pose capital flight risk for India: S&PThe rupee has stabilised in recent weeks, although trade issues and higher US interest rate could again create outward capital flow pressur...
India is near the front of the pack in Asia right now: Paul Gruenwald, S&P Global Ratings"One thing that was really heartening to see in India was investment picking up. "
US duty hikes may trigger retaliatory action, hurt global growth: S&PThe US had last week raised import duties on steel and aluminium products to 25 per cent and 10 per cent, respectively.
- How China's bold move in the 1990s changed Asia and the world forever
When the financial crisis swept across Asia, as currencies and stock markets tumbled, China took a decision that provided a crucial firewal...
Foreigners will be interested if India gets its policies right: Paul Gruenwald, S&P Global RatingsIf you get the policies right and the rest of the world is doing okay, India can grow at 7% plus for quite a long time.
Note ban effects fading, growth likely to return to pre-November levels: S&P"India's effects from demonetisation are fading and a return to the growth path prevailing before the currency note swap looks to be increa...
India to be less affected by US policy change under Donald Trump: S&PIn a report on effect of Trump's victory in the presidential elections on Asia-Pacific economies, S&P said many key US policies under the n...
Modi government has avoided growth steroids: Paul Gruenwald, S&P Global RatingsAll of a sudden it looks India is pulling ahead in terms of narrative and the story. They have the GST Bill passed by the Upper House.
- Need to separate policy banks from commercial ones: Paul Gruenwald, S&P
"As China slows down India seems to be getting a bit better. India has taken over the growth leadership for the region."
S&P now says India 'bright spot', ups GDP forecast 7.9% for 2015-16Rating agency says rising investment and fall in oil prices will propel growth, trims its forecasts for China, Japan and the four Asian Tig...
Slow growth inevitable for China, 7% GDP rate the new normal: S&PS&P estimates that China's real GDP could grow just 7%-7.5% for 2013 and beyond, a level that it believes will become the "new normal."
S&P warns India on fiscal deficit, says rocky road aheadInternational ratings agency Standard & Poor's on Wednesday cautioned that India's running high deficit could face more turbulence ahead.
Road rocky for India; not a repeat of 1997 Asia crisis: S&PAs emerging Asia struggles with exiting capital and market sell-downs, are we on the verge of another financial crisis in the region?
India needs consistency in FDI policy to bridge CAD gap: S&PAccording to S&P, India needs a regime where 'you get that class of investors who can put their money for a longer term'.
- Expect two more rate hikes by RBI going forward: ANZ
In an interview with ET Now, Paul Gruenwald, Chief Economist-Asia Pacific, ANZ, talks about the factors that are affecting the world econom...