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Private capex surges 67% to ₹7.7 lakh crore: CIIIndia's private investment has seen a significant jump. This signals a strong revival in the country's investment cycle. Industry leaders a...- India's private capex jumps 67% to Rs 7.7 lakh crore in Sept 2025: CII unveils 5-point action planIndia's private capital expenditure has seen a significant jump. This indicates a strong revival in the country's investment cycle. Manufac...
- Consumer sentiment up for fifth straight month in May: CMIEThough consumer sentiments have been rising steadily during 2023, the rate of increase has been falling, according to CMIE. And going forwa...
- Consumer sentiments for 5th straight month: CMIEConsumer sentiments improved for the fifth consecutive month in May 2023 though the rate of increase has slowed down, raising apprehensions...
- Consumer sentiments muted in August: CMIE“The ICS needs to cover lost ground in the next ten days to ensure that it does not post a contraction during August. If it fails to rally ...
- Consumer sentiments fall sharply in May-end, more in rural than urbanAccording to the CMIE data, the index of consumer sentiments (ICS) tanked by 9.4% in the week ended May 29. While the ICS fell by 5.9% in u...
- Unemployment rate decreasing in India: CMIEThe Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy's monthly time series data revealed that the overall unemployment rate in India was 8.10 per cent ...
- India unemployment rate in January falls to 11-month lowIndia’s unemployment rate fell sharply in January to 6.57%, lowest since March 2021, following a significant dip in rural unemployment. The...
- India has 53 million unemployed people as of Dec 2021: CMIEOf these, 35 million are the unemployed who are actively seeking work while 17 million are those who, though willing to work, are not activ...
- Consumer sentiments scale up in September driven by middle income households in rural India: CMIEWhile the overall index of consumer sentiments grew by 5.3% in the week ended September 12, the index for rural India grew by 9%, said CMIE...
- Unemployment rate down, falls to 9.19% in June from 11.9% in May: CMIE“India’s problem is less with the unemployment rate and much more with the labour participation rate (LPR) and the employment rate (ER). Th...
- Consumer sentiment improves after steep fall in April-May period: CMIECMIE data shows the cumulative fall in consumer sentiments in urban India during the months of April and May 2021 was 7.9% while it was muc...
- Unemployment rate likely to be 8% compared to 6.5% in March in India: CMIEAs per CMIE data, unemployment rates in India in April stood at 8.2%, 8.6%, 8.4% and 7.4% in the first four weeks of the month. “The unempl...
- Govt spending in FY21 much less than projected, will not spur demand: CMIEAccording to CMIE, the big numbers of 2020-21 were used largely to regularise government books of accounts and partly to provide relief and...
- Higher job losses faced by those below 40 years of age not good for recovery: CMIEWorst still, job losses were concentrated in urban regions, among women, among the relatively younger workers, the graduates and post gradu...
- Unemployment rate shoots up to 8.4% in August as rural jobs disappearThis has halted the overall employment rate in the country in August which fell marginally to 37.5% compared to 37.6% in July while signifi...
- High labour supply will lead to drop in wages in urban India: CMIEHigh labour supply will lead to drop in wages in urban India, CMIE said in its weekly report on Tuesday.
- GDP growth to reach 8.7 pc in FY'12: CMIEThe Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy (CMIE) expects real GDP to grow by 8.7 per cent in 2011-12 finacial year.
- India's GDP to grow at 9.5% in FY'09: CMIEIndia's real GDP is expected to grow at an impressive 9.5 per cent in FY'09, the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy said in its monthly r...
- GDP to grow at 9.5 pc in FY09: CMIEIndia's real GDP is expected to grow at an impressive 9.5 per cent in FY09, the Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy said in its monthly re...
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