The last few weeks has seen the steel industry talk in various forums about the 300-million tonne capacity aim by…
Here are the few positives in the just-released quarterly GDP estimates. Agriculture has grown by 4.6% over Q1 etc.
One of the most serious challenges being faced by the Indian manufacturing sector now is the drying up of fresh…
A recent estimate has put the global excess capacity in crude steelmaking at 542 million tonne (mt). Of this, a…
There is a good deal of uncertainty about the way economic restructuring would take shape in China and the nature…
Always the basis of a good analysis is authentic data.
Excess capacity is a perennial risk facing the industry.
After ADB and IMF, it the World Bank’s turn to come out with its GDP projection for India for the…
One of the most discomforting features of present-day forecasts is that they are easy to arrive at and do not…
The Asian Development Bank in line with other reputed bodies such as the IMF, OECD has predicted a lower GDP…
China always exhibits fast adaptability to the periodic fluctuations of the current situation. The strategies once finalised are implemented
A marginally higher economic performance in the month of August could not make RBI relax its tight monetary policy as…
Only a few weeks back, we were flooded with depressing assessments of the prospects for emerging countries, including the BRICS,…
At 30.3 million tonne, steel consumption in the country, at the end of the first five months of the current…
Employment indices are one of the best indicators of economic growth, especially for a developing economy like ours facing the…
The finance minister has cautioned against being too pessimistic on the current economic scenario of the country.
Containing the current account deficit and arresting the rupee?s fall are two major tasks the government has recently taken up.
There was an attempt to raise steel prices by around R1,000-R1,500 a tonne by some major producers at the beginning…
