Asian nations face an energy crisis due to the Iran War. The IMF advises countries to save for future shocks. They suggest targeted financi...

Kotak Mutual Fund MD Nilesh Shah suggests that Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman could creatively utilize India's massive savings in gold...

UBS Securities economist noted that from FY27 onwards, the government would shift to a new medium-term fiscal consolidation path linked to ...

From a fixed income point of view, vote on account laid the path of fiscal glide path and that resulted into about 10-15 basis point of yie...

FM Sitharaman's interim budget takes a conservative approach, focusing on fiscal prudence rather than pre-election giveaways. With a slower...

Budget Announcements: The Indian government plans to borrow 14.13 trillion rupees ($170.36 billion) in the next fiscal year, lower than eco...

“We continue on the path of fiscal consolidation, as announced in my budget speech for 2021-22, to reduce the fiscal deficit below 4.5 per ...

“Credible numbers are giving confidence that the Budget presented by the FM is reliable, steady & growth-oriented. The estimates are fairly...

The fiscal deficit was pegged at about Rs 16.61 lakh crore in BE 2022-23, which was 6.4% of the GDP. A fiscal deficit is an indicator of th...

With greater clarity on the evolving global trade scenario, the Centre's budget-making exercise should be able to focus on increasing tax r...

Mirroring the government's conservative growth assumptions, the revised budget estimates for fiscal 2021 show revenue receipts growing only...

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, allocated Rs 3,030 crore for the ministry for financial year 2022-23, of which Rs 460 crore were...

In an interview to TOI, he says the government is now in a position to go in for unapologetic privatisation.

In terms of the growth, Crisil Research said the thrust on public investment will be positive for growth, not only in the short but also th...

Interestingly though, the FM’s speech did not betray any policy stance to indicate that GoI had finally decided to spend its way out of the...

In Indian economic structure, monetary policy affects demand relatively more than inflation.

The Union Budget has maintained a good balance between encouraging a muchneeded revival in capex by allocating nearly 25% more to infrastru...