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Budget 2024: India needs to sell assets to support spending, JPMorgan saysIndia must focus on asset monetisation, says Sajjid Z. Chinoy, chief India economist at JPMorgan Chase, for fiscal prudence and funding, wi...- J.P.Morgan hikes India's FY24 GDP forecast to 5.5%J.P.Morgan has increased its projection for India's annual growth rate to 5.5% for fiscal 2024 but cautions that tighter financial conditio...
- Growth needed for recovery will take time, infra stimulus required: ExpertsSpeaking at a webinar organised by BCCI, Sajjid Z Chinoy, the chief Indian economist for J P Morgan said that the COVID-19 crisis has dealt...
- 15th Finance Commission to lay out roadmap till FY26The meeting takes place at a time when the government is facing an extraordinary fiscal constraint due to the Covid-19 pandemic. The meetin...
- Growth has bottomed, to accelerate in next 2 quarters: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorgan“We do expect growth to recover, especially in the second half of this fiscal year.”
- In current situation, India is more insulated from global shocks than other emerging markets: Sajjid Z Chinoy of JPMorganThe current inflows in Indian markets are part of a global trend that is playing out on all emerging markets, Sajjid Z Chinoy said.
- BRICS faces fundamental challenge of creating domestic demand: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan"Despite the plethora of global risks, we have to recognise and acknowledge that the buffers that BRICS countries have built compared to 20...
- Unlikely to have another rate cut till March: Sajjid Z Chinoy, J.P. Morgan“Today’s was a relatively straight forward decision. It was just a question of timing today versus December. I am sure as the MPC continues...
- RBI right to worry over inflation, reflecting ground realities: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorganRBI is marking to market its forecast and says that if oil stays here, food prices stay here, it creates upside risks to inflation
- RBI's rate status quo an appropriate move given global uncertainties: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorgan"We need to understand that the Fed looms large. It is going to be a very legitimate risk for all emerging markets including India."
- Green shoots visible, but broader pick-up in capex still a couple of years away: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan"Let us not expect a big pick-up in capex in the next couple of quarters. But we do need to recognise that an inflection point has perhaps ...
- Deficit figure projected by Economic Survey an intriguing one: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan"The 14th Finance Commission was quite direct about the fact that you need to reach 3% in two years’ time."
- Next rate cut by RBI may be post Budget 2015: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan'If there are downside surprises, that opens up more space for the RBI. If there are upside surprises in the new CPI index, that will const...
- Changes to GDP have not changed outlook for growth, monetary policy: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorganTwo, the base year itself has changed. Thirdly, now the government is going to report GDP growth in terms of market prices rather than fact...
- See lots of uncertainties on inflation front for next 6-9 months: Sajjid Z ChinoyFood prices have been quite well-behaved, oil prices have come down very sharply and the fact is growth is still quite tepid and weak.
- GDP growth may not pick up substantially from 5.7% in FY15: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan"Almost 70% of the overall growth differential between 4.6% in Q1 and 5.7% in Q2 can be explained by higher community & govt spending in th...
- Food inflation has averaged at 10.3% over the past decade: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorgan'We have to brace ourselves for the fact that this problem would not have persisted for a decade if it was solvable in two or three or four...
- Rate-sensitive stocks gain ahead of RBI policy meetAt 10:00 a.m.; the S&P BSE Bankex was up 0.26 per cent, the S&P Auto Index was 0.42 per cent higher and the S&P BSE Realty Index gained 0.7...
- See limited scope for easing in H2 if growth remains consumption-led: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JP Morgan" From October to December of this year, the current account is on track to post about 6.5% of GDP."
- Not yet celebration time, investment cycle still lagging: Sajjid Z Chinoy, JPMorganSajjid Z Chinoy, India Economist, JPMorgan, says that capital goods continue to be volatile and a source of concern and the reason is not h...
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