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Corporate debt-servicing capacity improves, but share of vulnerable firms rises in Q4 FY26: RBIIndian companies are showing improved debt-servicing capabilities, with the interest coverage ratio reaching a two-year high of 6.5 in Marc...- External debt in comfort zone and better than many others, says FM SitharamanIndia's external debt-to-GDP ratio is at 18.7%, with a debt service ratio of 6.7% and foreign exchange reserves-to-external debt ratio at 9...
- A home to stay, a car to ride: Indians use savings to buyOfficial data on household net financial savings indicates that it fell to 5.1% of GDP in FY23 from 11.5% in 2020-21, well below its long-r...
- India's household debt servicing costs among the lowest in the worldIndian households' net financial savings fell by up to four percentage points in the past two years, as they built real assets like homes a...
- India's external debt-service ratio at 5.3 pc within comfort zone, says FMThe long-term debt constituted 79.4 per cent of total external debt, while short-term debt, which is 20.6 per cent of the total external bo...
- Adani Group’s debt servicing ratio at comfortable level amid reduced focus on fresh borrowingsDuring the December quarter earnings call, the management of Adani Enterprises said that given the current volatility it will moderate cert...
- India's external debt prudently managed despite Covid-19: FM Nirmala Sitharaman"Salient debt indicators such as external debt as a ratio to GDP at 21.1%, debt service ratio at 8.2%, and foreign exchange reserves to ext...
- Brave new world: US Budget deficit almost $1 trillion; BGMI to gold ratio lowest in 78 yearsCyclicals & financials catching love of late, still a long way to go to reverse trend.
- India much better equipped than emerging market peers to handle global risks: CrisilIf CAD were to balloon, the rupee would face depreciation pressure while elevated crude oil prices, trade wars, increased dollar demand, mo...
- India’s external debt rises by 12.4% on higher overseas borrowing and NRI depositsCommercial borrowings which rose the highest by 30% continued to be the largest component of external debt with a share of 38.2 per cent.
- India less vulnerable to banking distress risks than ChinaBased on certain indicators, BIS noted that they suggest "heightened risk of banking distress in a number of emerging market economies".
- Going gets tough for debt-heavy companies as some of them face severe stressDebt servicing ratios of some of most indebted companies have deteriorated further & some of these groups are facing severe stress.
- Current account deficit threat to India's financial stability: RBIThe RBI has warned that India's financial stability could be impaired if the current account deficit widens to uncontrollable levels.
- First time in 6 years, forex kitty lags external debt as private loans soarAnother positive development was the increase in share of commercial borrowings from 19.7% in end-march 2005 to 28.9% in end-march 2011.
- Data wise: The debt trapIndia’s external debt, as on end-March 2010, stood at $261.4 billion (18.9% of the GDP), recording an increase of $36.9 billion or 16.5% ov...
- India's external debt at $229.9 billionIndia's external debt went up by $5.3 billion or 2.4 per cent to $229.9 billion as of March 2009, the Reserve Bank said in the first quarte...
- External debt jumps 30.4% to $221 bn in FY08Country's external debt rose 30.4% to $221.2 billion in the fiscal year ended March 31, 2008 on account of high overseas corporate borrowin...
- India's foreign credit at sound level: Japan rating agencyThe Government on Thursday said Japan Credit Rating Agency Ltd sees no immediate concern over India's foreign currency liquidity position d...
- Foreign liabilities decline to 6.3% of GDP in ’05Riding on the back of a sharp rise in direct investment abroad of $9.6bn and $806m of overseas portfolio investments in ’05.
- India's external debt up at $125.2-bn in FY06Country's external debt has risen to $125.2 billion as on March 31, 2006, compared to $123.2 billion in the previous fiscal.
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