Despite the rising external headwinds, India is likely to grow 6.2 per cent next fiscal against a consensus of 6.3 per cent to USD 3.9 tril...

I agree with what the CSO is saying that they are still maintaining a 7% GDP growth for the full year that is FY23. The consequent March qu...

This budget is likely to raise spending on rural/agri by $10 billion, which is a jump of 15 per cent over FY23, the note said. It is likely...

“I do not see the credit policy as either hawkish or accommodative. There is a very balanced overview and it is very data dependent. We are...

“Next policy going forward, there could be a change in stance from accommodative to neutral. We are as of now maintaining a 50 bps rate hik...

India’s GDP growth to slow to 7.7 per cent in 2022-23 from over 9 per cent in the current financial year as exports are likely to moderate,...

Even at 1.4 million daily vaccinations now, India is the second-fastest in the world, grossing up 21 million vaccinations so far after the ...

‘Globally, the risk of inflationary pressure is going up and that is something we need to be really mindful of this year.’

In an exclusive chat with ET Now, Tanvee Gupta Jain, India Economist, UBS Investment Bank, said she believes CPI inflation has bottomed out...

“RBI shows it is ready to support growth if inflation is contained going forward.”

In an exclusive chat with ET Now, Tanvee Gupta Jain, India Economist at Macquarie Securities, said that manufacturing goods will see a fall...

As of now, I would say that the surprise from the ECB will be positive for India in the shorter term, says Tanvee Gupta Jain.

Rupee will continue to be somewhere in the range of 59-60. A short term rally will be there but it won't sustain for long.

"We have already seen that the prices of food and milk are up, but whatever deceleration we have seen in vegetable prices since November se...

'The main driver for growth is external demand, whereas we expect the resumption in investment to stabilise at lower levels this year,' say...

'As and when the QE tapering is announced, barring a knee-jerk reaction, the rupee should get stabilised,' says Tanvee Gupta Jain.

"I do see increasing downside risk of GDP growth actually panning out 4 to 4.5% for FY14."