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S&P raises India growth forecast for FY26 to 6.5%S&P Global Ratings increased India's GDP growth forecast to 6.5 percent. This is due to lower crude prices and normal monsoon. Geopolitical...- India's rating upgrade possible in next 24 months if fiscal deficit falls to 4%: S&PIndia could receive a sovereign rating upgrade in the next 24 months if the central government manages its finances prudently and reduces t...
- China growth disappoints as Beijing hints at muted stimulusGross domestic product grew at a slower-than-expected pace of 6.3% in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, when dozens of Chine...
- S&P retains India's growth projection at 6% for FY24; calls it the fastest growing economy in APACS&P Global Ratings maintained India's GDP growth forecast at 6%, making it the fastest-growing economy among the Asia-Pacific region, citin...
- S&P keeps India's economic growth forecast unchanged at 6% for FY24The agency's projections for the country's GDP saw the indicator growing by 7% in the current financial year (ending March 31), later slowi...
- Positive about India's growth potential, says S&P Global's Louis KuijsThe Indian government needs to present a convincing argument to global firms that it is economically stable and predictable in terms of pol...
- S&P cuts India's FY23 GDP growth forecast by 30 bps to 7%S&P Global Ratings on Monday revised India's FY23 GDP growth forecast downwards by 30 bps to 7 per cent. For FY24, the forecast has been re...
- S&P retains India's FY'23 GDP growth at 7.3 pc; expects inflation to be above 6 pcS&P Global Ratings on Monday projected India's economic growth at 7.3 per cent in the current fiscal with downside risks and said inflation...
- China stocks end higher on GDP data, policy loan rate cut"We expect front-loaded policy support to prevent growth from falling significantly below 5% in 2022. This includes the MLF rate cut today....
- China's economic growth likely to slow due to coronavirus, floodsGrowth in July retail sales softened to 8.5% over a year earlier, below the consensus forecast of 10.9% and down from the previous month's ...
- China exports see surprise 3.5% jump in April, imports fallA forecast of analysts by Bloomberg had predicted an 11 percent dive in exports and a 10 percent plunge in imports.Louis Kuijs of Oxford Ec...
- India to remain fastest growing major economy in next decade: ReportIndia is likely to achieve an average growth of 6.5 per cent in 2019-28, the highest among the emerging economies.
- China feasts on global commodity glut, makes $460 billion in gainsThere may be a global commodity glut driving prices to new nadirs. But China is the big beneficiary as cheaper oil, coal & farm produce are...
- China’s economic data show weakest start since 2009China’s industrial output had the weakest start to a year since 2009 and lending and retail sales growth slowed, toughening challenges for ...
- China December exports beat estimates, rise 14%China’s exports rose more than forecast last month and a broad measure of credit surged 28%, helping the nation’s new leaders sustain a pic...
- India may slip on 5.1% fiscal deficit target: Louis KuijsLouis Kuijs of FUNG Institute expressed concern over country's high CAD & said that rupee may face challenging times in year ahead.
- Budget 2012: Government needs to take measures to reduce fiscal deficit, says Louis Kuijs, Fung InstituteThe government knows that it will be very important for it to deliver a budget for the next fiscal year that will show some decline in the ...
- World Bank says China's economy slowingWorld Bank said, China needs to rebalance growth away from investment, while remaining flexible and urged greater flexibility in interest r...
- World Bank says China should grow 9.5 pc in 2010The World Bank raised its China growth forecast this year to 9.5 per cent from 9 per cent on Wednesday but said Beijing needs to cool infla...
- World Bank slashes 2008 China growth forecastWorld Bank slashes forecast for the China by 1.2 percentage points to 9.6 per cent due to a weaker global outlook.
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