
The fall in crude oil prices is a relief for the Indian economy on fiscal, external and monetary fronts.
The fall in crude oil prices is a relief for the Indian economy on fiscal, external and monetary fronts.
The supercyclone Fani, with wind speeds of 220-250 km per hour, on May 3, 2019, had a devastating effect on…
This is driven by steep declines in component indices such as export orders, international air freight, automobile production and sales,…
Lack of transparency, small-ticket projects, inability for collateral requirement, etc, are the reasons for below-potential credit delivery to MSMEs, and…
Two years since its introduction, the IBC has been a modest success … the beginning of 2018 saw more resolution…
Call these interesting or ‘intriguing’ times. From the podium of the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2017, President Xi…
Budget 2018: The Union Budget clearly recognises the strain on the economy, particularly in the farm and informal sectors, in…
The NDA government initiated steps in October 2014 to rationalise labour rules by announcing two major schemes—unified labour and industrial…
In the foreword to the book, From Lehman to Demonetization, KV Kamath, president of New Development Bank of BRICs countries,…
International rating agencies have been unfair to India so far and upgrade by Moody’s reflects the stability of the Indian…
Banking sector is the backbone of India’s financial sector—it generates two-thirds of household savings and provides over 90% commercial credit.
While the government will have enough buffer to provide the necessary fiscal stimulus to revive the economy, it is expected…
A massive change in informal cash-carry system to formal financing
Raising FDI cap in defence, pharma and civil aviation bodes well for Make-in-India
The CAG report has highlighted that many well-intentioned policies have been jeopardised by the conflict between trade facilitation and compliance