Aditya Birla Group Chairman Kumar Mangalam Birla on Friday said the government needs to do more than corporate tax cut and provide a strong fiscal
Category: Economy
Mark Mobius says RBI wrong in not cutting interest rates; explains why – The Financial Express
Amid sputtering economy, the Reserve Bank of India should have cut interest rates further and it was wrong on RBI’s part to keep benchmark interest rates
RBI policy signals huge govt deficit – The Financial Express
Governor Shaktikanta Das’s observation that we need to wait for the impact of the measures taken by the government—cuts in corporation tax and the last-mile-fund
Modi govt shouldn’t cut income tax rates for middle class to boost growth: Raghuram Rajan–The Print
India should desist from cutting personal income tax rates for the middle-class for now and should use its scarce fiscal resources to support the rural
Let analytics firms raise GST collections–Economic Times
The Centre and the states are under pressure to raise tax collections. Ending evasion of the goods and services tax (GST) is a priority. GST
Markets expect govt to borrow Rs 80,000 cr more to bridge fiscal deficit | Business Standard News
The Reserve Bank of India’s (RBI’s) decision to take a temporary pause, preferring to wait for Budget numbers to come first, seems to have convinced
No need for rate cut now–Deccan Chronicle
There are three reasons why there was actually no need for the RBI to cut the rates this time. First, the retail inflation indicated by
‘दास’बोध! |लोकसत्ता
रिझव्र्ह बँकेने व्याज दरकपात करणे टाळून आपल्या प्रयत्नांची मर्यादा दाखवून दिली आणि जबाबदारी सरकारची, हेही सूचकपणे सुनावले आहे.. फक्त व्याज दरकपात करून फार काही साध्य
rbi policy: View: RBI should be cutting rates, not holding – The Economic Times
By Daniel Moss The Reserve Bank of India is ending the year as it began: with a shock. Policymakers held their benchmark interest rate at
Central Bank Must Respect Sentiment–Economic Times
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Monetary Policy Committee have disappointed by not reducing policy rates at the latest meeting of the committee.
Flipkart: Flipkart, Government of Punjab come together to create opportunities for MSMEs – The Economic Times
CHANDIGARH: Flipkart signed two MoUs with the Government of Punjab to increase business and trade inclusion opportunities for MSMEs in the state. Through these MoUs, under-resourced sellers, artisans and weavers from
Amazon to take Indian MSMEs to 180 countries; here’s how small businesses can go global – The Financial Express
Trade, Imports, Exports for MSMEs: E-commerce company Amazon India on Thursday said it has signed an MoU with Punjab Small Industries & Export Corporation Limited to carry out
Rs 5 lakh crore business via GeM achievable in less than five years: Piyush Goyal – The Financial Express
The target of Rs 5 lakh crore business through government’s e-marketplace GeM is achievable in less than five years given the huge amount of procurement
Slowdown in growth likely to be a bigger focus than rise in inflation – The Financial Express
By Shanti Ekambaram Growth vs inflation – these are the two big data trends that will guide the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) when it delivers its
Inflation warrior | Business Standard Editorials
The monetary policy committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) surprised financial markets with its unanimous decision to not cut the policy repo rate on Thursday. Although economic
Making the journey from job seekers to job creators | Analysis – analysis – Hindustan Times
As the government tries to tackle the economic slowdown, it must focus on the key challenge of job creation. India’s huge dependence on agriculture —
The current economic slowdown needs a multi-pronged response | The Indian Express
The second quarter growth is the weakest since the the fourth quarter of FY13. India’s economic growth (gross domestic product) was at 4.5 per cent
What state needs is resetting of priorities and restoring of credibility | The Indian Express
The concern expressed by the GST Council, that the Centre may not be able to meet its GST distribution obligations to the states, should remind
The RBI and government must do whatever it takes to end the demand slump | The Indian Express
India’s economic growth slipped to a three-year low of 5.7 per cent in April-June as disruptions caused by demonetisation spilled over to the third straight
Narendra Modi: India still has long way to go on reforms, says World Bank – The Economic Times
By Vrishti Beniwal It’s going to take more than low corporate taxes to lure investors to India. Rigid land and labor laws and protectionist trade policies
