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RUPEE SURVEY 2015
India's new GDP yardstick: What changed, what did not, and what every investor should now read differentlyIndia changed the base year used to measure its economy from 2011-12 to 2022-23. The first full-year provisional numbers under the new yard...- Eli Lilly halts India obesity awareness campaign after regulatory scrutiny, seeks rules clarityEli Lilly halted its obesity awareness campaign in India. The nation's drug regulator cautioned the company about potential violations. The...
- India's manufacturing sector to record robust growth in Q2: ReportMoreover, half of the participants in the survey expect exports to rise in the second quarter.
- Rupee remained competitive in REER terms: Eco SurveyIndia has managed to maintain export competi tiveness despite capital inflows and inflation that has been higher than those of its trading ...
- Economic Survey 2016-17: Is the rupee overvalued?Contrary to popular belief that India has been losing competitiveness due to high inflows, the country has maintained its competitiveness
- Economic survey says domestic stock market will bounce when global turmoil easesThe Economic Survey said that during the financial year which is coming to an end, year-on-year growth in gross bank credit outstanding has...
- Indian markets resilient despite global volatility: Eco SurveyThe net investment by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in the Indian market was at Rs 63,663 crore in 2015 as compared to Rs 2,56,213 cro...
- RBI survey projects FY17 GVA at 7.8 per centThe wholesale price based inflation is expected to turn positive from the fourth quarter of 2015-16 and increase to 3 per cent in the third...
- Government's push to infrastructure key to growth: SurveyIndian investors expect government push on infrastructure to act as the key to growth, which will provide impetus to private investment, a ...
- Recent slide in rupee has not affected holiday plans: Yatra surveyThe recent slide in the rupee has had no impact on travellers’ budgets, reveals the recent Rupee Survey 2015 by Yatra.
- Indians to stick to international travel plans despite Rupee fallThe Indian traveller is flying high on the strengthening economy. Literally, if the Rupee Survey 2015 by travel portal, Yatra, is anything ...
- Indian business sentiment boosted by June rate cut: Deutsche Boerse's studyDeutsche Boerse's MNI India Business Sentiment Indicator, rose by 7.7 per cent to 67.1 in June from 62.3 in May.
- indian insurance firms will spend Rs 130 billion on tech in 2015"Gartner's 2015 CIO Agenda survey showed the top three technology priorities for Indian insurance CIOs this year are mobility,
- Excessively strong rupee undesirable: Raghuram Rajan"The rupee has remained strong relative to peer countries. While an excessively strong rupee is undesirable, it too creates disinflationary...
- Budget 2015: Have conquered inflation problem; CPI to be below 5% by year end, says FM Arun JaitleyWhile global growth forecasts have come down, India's forecasts have either been maintained or scaled up," Jaitley said.
- Economic Survey 2015: PPP model needs revamp to revive private sector interestFor example, in port and airport concessions, the bidder offering the highest share of gross revenue collected to the government is selecte...
- Economic Survey 2015: India to grow at over 8% in FY16Economic Survey expects Indian economy to grow at over 8 per cent for the coming fiscal year. The Economic Survey was tabled in the Parliam...
- Economic Survey 2015: FIIs pour $ 33 billion in Indian capital markets in April-December of FY'15The net investment by FIIs stood at $ 32,943 mn in the April-December period of the current fiscal as compared to an outflow of $ 539 mn.
- India Inc sees GDP growth of 5-6% in FY15: SurveyAs many as 81 per cent of Indian corporates believe the country's economy is likely to grow 5-6 per cent in the current financial year, say...
- Equities to reap maximum returns in coming months: SurveyPinning hopes on a stable govt at the Centre, majority of investment pros feel that investors could reap maximum returns from the stock mar...
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