India’s Q2FY25 GDP growth surprised negatively at 5.4% YoY (below estimate of 6.6%). The deceleration in growth is led by moderation in investment spending at 5.4% YoY compared with 7.5% YoY in Q1.

India’s CPI inflation stood at 6.2 per cent as of October, as nation eyes the upcoming monetary policy announcement on ...

Calls for a CRR cut have intensified amid tight liquidity in the banking system and the slowdown in GDP growth. A CRR ...

India's swelling urban middle class has been the engine of its growth for far longer than government capex has ...

Few policy tools have captured the imagination of India’s politicians and voters as cash transfers. From Modi to Mamata, ...

Marcellus' Krishnan V R thinks the monetary policy committee will have complex set of choices to work through in the upcoming ...

UNFCCC's COP29 concluded in Baku, Azerbaijan on November 24, leaving the vulnerable countries disappointed in the deal made in climate finance. The deal was announced by the Presidency to mobilise ...

A report from BofA indicated that the RBI is likely to stay on hold despite a weak GDP growth performance. However, the ...

Urban wages and spending are slumping. The government needs to counter the malaise quickly to maintain support for pro-growth ...

For business and financial setup, several estimates and rankings, both global and national, have ranked Mumbai higher than ...

RBI may not cut rates on 6. The reason by a group of economists is attributed to be the sharp surge in the CPI inflation rate ...

Madhavi Arora, Lead Economist at Emkay Global Financial Services, stated that an increase in the scheme's allocation to ...