Financial support for exporters through various export promotion schemes is likely to cross ₹1,00,000 crore in 2017-18, Commerce and Industry Minister Suresh Prabhu said. The
Author: Anil R Tikotekar
Focussed spending, but deficit a concern – Business Line–Mr C Rangrajan–09.02.2018
While the need to push growth can be a good excuse, slipping frequently on the fiscal deficit undermines credibility Budget 2018-19 had to be presented
The NDA needs better economists – Business Line–09.02.2018
Textbook adherence to fiscal discipline, thanks to its current crop of advisors, forced the Centre to ignore critical areas The Economic Survey assesses that the
‘Taxes on capital hitting investments’ – The Hindu–09.02.2018
Less than a week after the Union Budget was presented, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel expressed concern over the government’s move to
Behind the plunge | The Indian Express–09.02.2018
The last few days have seen stock markets witness a sharp fall and high volatility. Developments in the Indian markets are related both to global
Banks set to raise lending rates, pre-empting RBI | Hindustan Times–09.02.2018
India’s struggling economy is facing a new challenge: Banks are raising interest rates even though the central bank is leaving its rates unchanged, as risks
Union Minister Giriraj Singh: Govt expects to finalise roadmap for MSME bad loans b March–Economic Times–08.02.2018
The government expects to finalise a road map for resolving the bad loans issue in the MSME sector by March, Union Minister Giriraj Singh said.
Budget 2018: How Jaitley’s circle rate move will impact real estate deals | Business Standard News
Property buyers and sellers in metros, especially in upmarket localities, won’t need to pay additional tax if the difference between the agreement and stamp duty
Tweaks and mandates: The wrong way to build a corporate debt market | Business Standard Editorials
Included in Finance Minister Arun Jaitley’s presentation of the Union Budget to Parliament last week was a package of statements and proposals aimed at increasing
Higher MSPs won’t help: Budget 2018 has other steps to allay rural distress | Business Standard Editorials–08.02.2018
The debate on the agricultural package in the 2018-19 Budget is bogged down with the issue of minimum support prices (MSP) of crops, disregarding some
Policy rates: Expect a long pause from RBI from here, say analysts – The Economic Times–08.02.2018
RBI today kept interest rates unchanged for the third time in a row saying that higher govt spending would accelerate inflation. Rating agencies said today
RBI policy: 6 reasons why inflation may not ease anytime soon – The Economic Times–08.02.2018
The six-member Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) on Wednesday pegged retail inflation (CPI) in 5.1-5.6 per cent range for the first half of the coming financial
MSMEs: Government nod to change criteria for classifying MSMEs – The Economic Times–08.02.2018
The Union Cabinet today approved the change in criteria for classifying MSMEs from ‘Investment in Plant & Machinery’ to annual turnover. As per the
MSME: RBI announces relief measures for ‘GST-affected’ MSME sector – The Economic Times–08.02.2018
In a measure to provide relief to the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) sector which was “badly hit” by the implementation of the Goods
RBI still remains cautious–Deccan Chronicle–08.02.2018
Housing loans aren’t likely to get cheaper anytime soon and deposit rates aren’t expected to rise as banks claim they have already raised deposit rates.
Three key takeaways from the RBI’s policy review | Business Standard News–08.02.2018
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) kept its key interest rate unchanged at 6 per cent for the fourth time in succession at its final
Sensible call – Business Line–08.02.2018
The sixth and final monetary policy statement of the Reserve Bank of India for fiscal 2017-18 held no surprises, as expected. Though the stance continues
The RBI is being realistic on rates – Business Line–08.02.2018
The market expected RBI to keep the policy rate unchanged in the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) meeting yesterday, but with some tightly worded caution about
MPC: Running faster to stand still–Editorial–Economic Times–08.02.2018
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has opted to hold the repo rate at 6%, with one member voting to raise it by a quarter of
Budget 2018: Once again a missed opportunity – The Financial Express–07.02.2018
Budget 2018: There were high expectations that the Budget 2018-19 will fast-track reforms in the small window available to the government before elections. After the