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In the February policy, even as the RBI MPC maintains the accommodative stance and keeps the repo rate unchanged, the…

Fiscal deficit for FY23 is estimated to drop to 6.4% of GDP from 6.9% this year, when it breached the…

India’s economic fundamentals, backed by strong foreign exchange reserves, better debt-to-GDP ratio, comparatively low inflation and high growth rate, show…

According to a February 2-4 Reuters poll, respondents were closely split on the timing of the next interest rate rise,…

RBI’s MPC committee is now scheduled to meet from February 8 to February 10 to discuss the key rate-setting policy.…

Given that the economy has recovered and does not need lower rates or higher liquidity, the MPC should change its…

The key repo rate has been at 4 per cent since May 2020, an all-time low, even though bond yields…

Bank Holidays in February 2022 in India: Banks in India will remain closed for up to 12 days in February…

Lenders usually look at credit scores which, in turn, is provided by credit bureaus. The higher the credit score, the…

Credit and Finance for MSMEs: The YoY growth in credit from banks to MSEs had remained negative at minus 2.2…

FY2023 Union Budget rightly and expectedly has prioritised growth over aggressive fiscal consolidation through an inclusive approach of incentivising domestic…

The Finance Bill, 2022 proposes amending the RBI Act, 1934 to modify the definition of a bank note to cover…

Outstanding non-food credit as on January 14 dropped to Rs 114.1 lakh crore from Rs 115.95 lakh crore at the…

This could be an ideal time to opt for a balance transfer especially for anyone who has bought a home…

Patra said even before the start of the pandemic, the economy was already in a “cyclical downturn” with growth decelerating…

The increase in inequality is by far the deepest scar that the pandemic is going to leave behind. This has…

A bench led by Chief Justice NV Ramana, while agreeing to hear Future Retail’s plea on Monday, insisted on hearing…

The draft scheme envisaged principal payouts as and when they fell due.