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*******Rupee outlook – The HinduBusinessLine

28 Nov 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/editorial/rupee-outlook/article70330756.ece RBI deploys right tools to control currency volatility The RBI has struck a good balance here — between letting the rupee depreciate to

India to lead emerging market growth with 7% GDP rise in 2025: Moody’s – The Hindu

28 Nov 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindu.com/business/india-to-lead-emerging-market-growth-with-7-gdp-rise-in-2025-moodys/article70333845.ece Moody’s also said that India’s domestic growth drivers underpin its economic resilience amid global uncertainty Moody’s Ratings said with a 7% GDP expansion

Limited room: On the Indian rupee – The Hindu

27 Nov 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/editorial/limited-room-on-the-indian-rupee/article70326823.ece India must reduce dependence on oil imports to stabilise the rupee Updated – November 27, 2025 08:26 am IST Between late November 2024 and

Mind the gap: GDP growth vs corporate results reveal real lack of demand

19 Nov 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.business-standard.com/opinion/columns/mind-the-gap-gdp-growth-vs-corporate-results-reveal-real-lack-of-demand-125111600645_1.html India’s strong GDP growth masks a deeper disconnect: muted revenues, weak private capex, and demand constraints that leave corporate performance trailing headline numbers

*****Tricky times – The HinduBusinessLine

31 Oct 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/editorial/tricky-times/article70226099.ece U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell holds a press conference after the Fed cut interest rates by quarter of a percentage point, in

Rate cut likely by year-end; GST reforms to boost credit demand: Goldman Sachs – The Hindu BusinessLine

20 Oct 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/rate-cut-likely-by-year-end-gst-reforms-to-boost-credit-demand-goldman-sachs/article70182174.ece “We expect an additional policy rate cut before year-end, and the recent GST simplification signals that peak fiscal consolidation is behind us” An

MPC meet [1] Growth is not likely to be a concern [2] but August MPC meeting projected inflation 4.4% by end of this FY [3] MPC will also have to factor in effects of IT and GST relief and its effect on demand vis a vis inflation– editorial BS

29 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

*Rupee tantrums – The Hindu BusinessLine

27 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/editorial/rupee-tantrums/article70096990.ece RBI has adopted right approach so far in managing rupee fall The rupee has explored new lows in recent days, and is within

***The fall in the rupee has been triggered by two immediate factors: the above 50 per cent penal tariffs imposed by the US and the huge hike in H-1B visa fees. These may hurt goods and services exports, besides remittances. However, even a rise in CAD from 0.6 per cent to 1.2 per cent of GDP, estimated by economy observers, is unlikely to upset the balance of payments apple-cart–BL

27 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

*******Should rupee depreciation be stalled? – The Hindu BusinessLine

25 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/should-rupee-depreciation-be-stalled/article70089335.ece It’s time to leave the rupee alone as the inflation situation is far better now and the weakened rupee would help exporters Rupee

*******In a clear change of strategy, govt turns to tax benefits to boost demand

25 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.business-standard.com/opinion/columns/govt-turns-to-tax-benefits-to-boost-demand-faces-fresh-challenges-125092301396_1.html The ‘Festival of Savings’ appears to be the new policy instrument to revive and sustain growth A major takeaway from Prime Minister Narendra

*******US will rue Trump’s trade war on India – The Hindu BusinessLine

23 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/us-will-rue-trumps-trade-war-on-india/article70081556.ece The punitive tariffs will bring short-term pain for India. But the long-term damage to the US will be bigger Trump’s tariffs on India

*GST rate cuts, I-T relief to have multiplier effect on GDP, says CEA Nageswaran – The Hindu BusinessLine

22 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/economy/gst-rate-cuts-i-t-relief-to-have-multiplier-effect-on-gdp-says-cea-nageswaran/article70080627.ece Confident of meeting the fiscal deficit estimate of 4.4 per cent, says Chief Economic Advisor The GST rate cut, combined with Income Tax

*******The Great Stimulus: Will GST rate cut spur a consumption boom? – BusinessToday

22 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.businesstoday.in/magazine/cover-story/story/the-great-stimulus-will-gst-rate-cut-spur-a-consumption-boom-494679-2025-09-18 From income tax cuts to the new I-T act, and now reforms in the Goods and Services Tax, the Centre has implemented a

*****Exceptional record – The Hindu BusinessLine

13 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.thehindubusinessline.com/opinion/editorial/exceptional-record/article70041954.ece India’s external debt metrics are sound, with a few chinks After a close brush with a balance of payments crisis in 1991 and

Cheerful news for the economy — 7.8% GDP growth for Q1–the highest in 5 quarters — Reference to news item in BL

1 Sep 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Revenue loss is one side of the story but combined effect– of income tax rate cuts and GST Rate rationalization– will result into additional consumption expenditure of 5.31 lac crores — which is 1.6% of GDP–with resultant tax accretions [ because of 5.31 lac crores ] — SBI report–Courtesy BusinessLine

20 Aug 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

US Tariffs-likely effects [1] 50% will mean India will be priced out though pharm and electronics excluded as of now [2] CAD will not be affected to a great extent as it –it is low as of now [3] However Capital account will get a dent as FDI and portfolio investments are already on a downward journey [4] Precious foreign exchange should not be used to support rupee — on the contrary a depreciated rupee will help shore up exports which will aid India economy in many ways -Editorial in BS

14 Aug 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Article reveals [1] US is the largest buyer $ 86.5 — accounting for 19.5% of our total exports [2] Earlier tariff was just around 3% [3] Exports to US were 2.2% of GDP in 2025 [4] GDP will take a hit of 30 to 40 basis points in our GDP [5] 50% tariff will reduce exports to USA by about 50% [6] sectors being hit — textiles and apparels- chemicals- electrical machinery- gems and jewellery [7] and if at all India is forced to stop buying oil from Russia, then Reliance will take a hit and due to enhanced cost of oil– sourced from Russian markets–margins of listed companies will get a hit– Courtesy BusinessLine

9 Aug 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

अग्रलेख : तेलतिरपीट

8 Aug 2025 Anil R Tikotekar

Clipped from: https://www.loksatta.com/sampadkiya/editorial/india-russia-oil-purchase-america-donald-trump-america-oil-companies-ssb-93-5285949/ भारताने रशियन तेलाची खरेदी थांबवली तर रशियास जितका फटका बसेल, तितकाच तेलाच्या दरवाढीपायी तो अमेरिका आणि अन्य सर्वांनाही बसेल… भारत अजूनहीरशियाकडून खनिज तेल

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