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India records 0.2% current account deficit in December quarter
In the current fiscal, the current account had been in surplus in the previous two quarters, at $15.1 billion and $19 billion, respectively, as per the data
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/7:19 PM IST -
Centre pegs market borrowing at Rs 7.24 lakh crore in first half of FY22
According to the Budget for 2021-22, the government's gross borrowing was estimated at Rs 12.05 lakh crore in the financial year beginning April 1
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/7:14 PM IST -
RBI to maintain inflation target of 4% till March 2026, says Economic Affairs Secretary
Under the current mechanism, the RBI has been mandated by the government to maintain retail inflation at 4% with a margin of 2% on either side
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/7:04 PM IST -
Investors’ wealth rises massively by over Rs90.82 lakh crore in FY21
In an unprecedented rally, the 30-share BSE Sensex jumped 20,040.66 points or 68% this fiscal year, braving many uncertainties due to COVID-19-led disruptions
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/6:59 PM IST -
ETFs: Here’s how you can start investing with just Rs 50
You can currently invest in debt, equity and gold through ETFs. Different ETFs exist for investing in different sectors in equity itself
Money9March 31, 2021/6:54 PM IST -
Five Income Tax rules to consider at the beginning of the fiscal year
The new financial year begins on April 1 and it is that time of the year to do your tax planning
Money9March 31, 2021/6:37 PM IST -
You can earn from your big ticket spendings. Learn how
Plan your finances at the beginning of the year so to ensure a smooth sail without tightening your purse strings
Teena Jain KaushalMarch 31, 2021/6:32 PM IST -
This company is giving its employees 24 weeks of paternity leave
Volvo encourages even more employees to take parental leave and make parental leave for both parents the new 'norm,' the company said
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/6:15 PM IST -
Keep track of these dates to check on key interest rates
The Monetary Policy Committee, which decides on key interest rates, will meet six times during the next financial year, the RBI said
Press Trust of IndiaMarch 31, 2021/5:48 PM IST
