The conservative approach to forecasts in Budget FY23 creates a useful optionality
To buy or not buy government bonds is now a complicated choice for RBI
The reverse repo rate could be raised by 25 bps
Beyond base and ferrous, Rare Earth Elements (REE), a group of 17 chemical elements that occur together in the periodic…
The gravest economic challenge facing India — a young nation where the median age is 28.43 years — is unemployment.
If this is going to be a battle of purses, then my money is on the Saudis.
So, before Rahul makes his next speech in the Lok Sabha, he would do well to do some homework and…
The outlay for capital expenditure in 2022-23 has been increased sharply by 35.4%, from 5.54 lakh crore to7.50 lakh crore…
Budget FY23 seeks to substantially improve the infrastructure playing field for the private sector
More measures in Budget FY23 to address longstanding substantive and procedural issues would have gone a long way in building…
Budget FY23 seems uninspired when it comes to certain health-ministry allocations
Budget won’t be inflationary, but commodity prices remain a concern; liquidity management will be RBI’s big challenge
Govt presented a growth-oriented budget, setting a fiscal deficit target of 6.4% of GDP in FY23 vs. 6.9% in FY22
Need to protect civil servants working on disinvestment transactions, cash in on stock rallies
The boost to digitisation and new-age tech is welcome, but the budget missed the opportunity to align corporate taxation with…
The government is being realistic on capital and overall spending.
Budget FY23 signals confidence in India’s short- and long-term growth stories.
More ambitious funding could give bigger push to e-learning.