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Reassure homes, not just economy: Why India’s growth feels weaker at household levelThe ripples of global disruptions are felt in the everyday lives of Indian families, shaping individual narratives beyond simple data point...- Impact on growth and inflation to depend on duration of West Asia conflict: MPC saysRBI policymakers acknowledged that a prolonged West Asia conflict poses risks to India's economic growth and inflation, though the economy ...
- Why is stock market rising today? Sensex jumps 400 points, Nifty above 24,450. 4 key factors explainedIndian markets reversed early losses to trade higher, supported by a stronger rupee, continued FII buying and oil prices staying below $100...
- More, the merrier: Women in policymaking drive better social outcomes, economic gains, NCAER study showsThe ongoing parliamentary session addressing the 33% Women's Reservation Act underscores its profound economic and social advantages. Studi...
- Why Sebi’s plan to shrink IPO size risks unsteady marketsSEBI's proposal to reduce the minimum IPO offer size raises concerns about market integrity and potential manipulation. The move, intended ...
- What needs to be on returning Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman’s to-do listBack as FM, Sitharaman’s new challenges include economic costs of climate change, low job creation & tepid private investment
- India's macroeconomy sound, fiscally disciplined: IMF's Asia and Pacific director Krishna SrinivasanThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has praised India's macroeconomic environment, stating that it is fiscally disciplined and has effect...
- Output of core sectors grows at 6% in FebruaryThe production of eight infrastructure sectors expanded at 6 per cent on an annual basis in February 2023 as all sectors barring crude oil ...
- India's mfg activities expand in Feb as output, new orders rise amid favourable demand: PMIIndia's factory activity growth accelerated in February as the threat from a third COVID-19 wave eased, while some softening of price press...
- Macro situation very uncertain, economy to shrink by 10 per cent in FY21: Pronab SenIndia's economy recovered faster than expected in the September quarter as a pick-up in manufacturing helped the GDP clock a lower contract...
- Powell put? Fed Chief says mkt volatility can affect economyPowell said anything that impacts the Fed’s mandate of maximum employment and stable prices matters.
- CFO Optimism Index at all-time high for Jul-sept quarter: D&B"The installation of a stable govt at the Centre has stirred in hopes and optimism amongst the CFOs regarding the overall macro-economic en...
- Government must unload foodgrain stocks to fight high prices: Ashok Gulati, ex-Chairman, CACP"Luckily, India still has huge stocks of foodgrains -- and to keep the imports of edible oils and pulses open. That is the best policy at p...
- Banking sector seems to have entered a phase of relative stability: SS Mundra, Bank of Baroda"Barring anything very unusual in the macroeconomy, it would be fair to assume that we have entered a phase of stability."
- Investors should allocate 50% funds to IT & pharma stocks: Anup Bagchi, ICICI Securities"IT and pharma are sectors that one has to be positive on and particularly cos that essentially are external factor-driven and not so much ...
- RBI holds out constructive inactionRBI sees no reason to revise its October guidance about policy easing in the fourth quarter.
- Worldwide semiconductor revenue at $302 bn in 2011: GartnerWorldwide semiconductor revenue grew by 0.9 per cent to USD 302 billion in 2011, according to preliminary results from Gartner, Inc.
- Macro-economy to remain a challenge for IT sector in 2012: TCSNext year it will be some kind of stressful environment and every Government will try to avoid the Lehman kind of situation," TCS CFO said.
- Budget 2011: Address macroeconomic issues to sustain eco growth, says AssochamThe government should address macroeconomic issues like high fiscal deficit and rising inflation in the forthcoming Budget for sustainable ...
- Too early to say economic crisis is over: PutinIt is too early to say the economic crisis is all over, Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin has said.
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