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Pace of business activity takes a hit in second week of April: Nomura India Business report
The Nomura India Business Index fell about 16 percentage points below the pre-pandemic level. It slipped to 83.8 for the week that ended on April 18.
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Retail inflation for farm, rural workers rise marginally in March
Inflation based on the food index of Consumer Price Index-Agricultural Labourers and Consumer Price Index-Rural Labourers are at (+) 1.66% and (+) 1.8
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ICRA cuts its FY22 GDP estimate by 0.5%, sees economy expanding by 10.5%
With the unprecedented surge in cases and evolving restrictions, the pace of GDP growth in the ongoing quarter may be tempered to 20-25%, ICRA said
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Need complete trust between industry, Centre to sustain growth: Sitharaman
The Centre has taken several steps to ensure that revival of the economy continues despite a raging second wave of the pandemic, says Finance Minister
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Brokerages downgrade India’s GDP growth projections for FY’22 amid resurgence of Covid cases
The pandemic caseload in India has been surging hitting new records everyday for the past fortnight
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Indian economy in better shape compared to previous COVID-19 wave: CEA
Chief Economic Adviser K V Subramanian said uncertainty is much lower this time but people should be cautious
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India remains badly placed to tackle COVID spread: Fitch Solutions
Despite several healthcare reforms, India remains badly placed to tackle the rapid spread of the coronavirus," Fitch said, adding the epidemic could b
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Lockdowns to shave $1.25 billion a week off economy; 140 bps from Q1 GDP: Report
If the current restrictions remain in place until May-end, the cumulative loss of economic and commercial activity could be around $10.5 billion or ar
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Indian economy may clock double-digit growth in 2021: Moody’s
Moody's expects that given the focus on 'micro-containment zones' to deal with the current wave of infections, as opposed to a nationwide lockdown, th
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Systemic risk in Indian banks to remain high: S&P
S&P Global Ratings believes systemic risks facing banks in India are likely to remain high in the wake of the second wave of COVID-19 infections and a
