Centre working to restore gold import tax exemption for banks; shipments resume after IGST glitch: IBJAThe Centre is expected to issue a rectification order within 48-72 hours to restore the tax exemption for gold-importing banks after a noti...
08 May, 2026, 10.59 AM IST
Apple sales forecast beats Wall Street expectations, shares riseApple executives said they expect sales growth of 14% to 17% in the current fiscal third quarter, which was above Wall Street estimates of ...
01 May, 2026, 06.23 AM IST
Govt misses FY26 highway construction target due to delay in land acquisitionNational highway construction in the last fiscal year reached 9,380 km, falling short of the 10,000 km target. This marks the slowest pace ...
24 Apr, 2026, 06.17 PM IST
ET Prime Special Series: Multibagger or Bankrupt – Part 55: This old-economy giant helped power India’s past. Its big test lies aheadSome companies face disruption at the level of products. Others face it at the level of technology. That is what makes this story more comp...
22 Apr, 2026, 08.42 PM IST
China surpasses US as India's largest trading partner in FY26; trade gap swells to USD 112.16 bnIndia's trade with China reached USD 151.1 billion in 2025-26, making it the largest partner. The trade deficit with China widened signific...
15 Apr, 2026, 09.02 PM IST
DA hike delay: Will government skip it or just postpone it? Experts weigh inCentral government employees are eagerly awaiting their dearness allowance hike. The announcement, usually made earlier, is now delayed. Ex...
10 Apr, 2026, 11.12 AM IST
Post-note ban 44,000 jobs were lost in Maharashtra in 2016-17: Economic SurveyAs per the state's Economic Survey, in FY 2016-17, when demonetisation of high value currency notes was announced by Prime Minister Narendr...
05 Mar, 2020, 10.55 PM IST
India's engineering exports hit an all time high of $76 billionEngineering exports which account for over 25 per cent of the country's total merchandise exports had grown to $76.20 billion in fiscal 201...
30 Apr, 2018, 08.50 PM IST
HDFC Life Q4 net jumps 40% YoY to Rs 347 croreNet premium collection during the fourth quarter of last fiscal grew to Rs 8,900.02 crore.
18 Apr, 2018, 08.01 PM IST
Direct tax mop up at Rs 9.95 lakh crore in FY18, misses revised estimatesThe growth rate for net collections for corporate income tax is 17.1 per cent and the same for personal income tax (including STT) is 18.9 ...
02 Apr, 2018, 09.12 PM IST
Nasscom pegs IT-BPM exports growth rate at 7-8 per cent for FY17-18The guidance numbers that are usually out in the month of February were deferred to the first quarter of this financial year citing geopoli...
23 Jun, 2017, 12.53 AM IST
No new taxes as Haryana budget crosses Rs 1 lakh croreFinance Minister Abhimanyu, presenting his third consecutive budget, proposed a budget of Rs 1,02,329.35 crore for fiscal 2017-18, an incre...
06 Mar, 2017, 07.06 PM IST
States' fiscal deficit will rise to 3.3% in 2017-18: India RatingsThe aggregate capital expenditure to GDP ratio of states is expected to remain stable at 3.4 per cent in FY18, which is the same as in FY16...
27 Feb, 2017, 08.20 PM IST
Government strikes balance between fiscal prudence, growth boost: Goldman SachsAccording to the global financial services major, fiscal consolidation in 2017-18 is mainly driven by a reduction in expenditure, particula...
02 Feb, 2017, 02.38 PM IST
Fiscal deficit to be contained at 3.2% in FY18: Arun JaitleyFRBM Review Panel headed by former Revenue Secretary N K Singh had recommended debt to GDP ratio of 60 per cent by 2023 and fiscal deficit ...
01 Feb, 2017, 02.15 PM IST
Govt to set FY18 fiscal deficit target at 3.3-3.4 per cent: ReportsAn SBI internal research report, Ecowrap, has pegged in a "fiscal deficit target of Rs 5.75 lakh crores for the financial year 2017-18, at ...
23 Jan, 2017, 03.45 PM IST
'FRBM panel to relax 2017-18 fiscal deficit target to 3-3.5%'The report noted that Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is expected to target a fiscal deficit of 3.5 per cent of GDP -- same as that of 2016-1...
23 Jan, 2017, 12.39 PM IST