Category: Economy

GDP momentum may slow down further The gross domestic product of India in the third quarter (October-December) of 2019-20 grew 4.7%, indicating that the growth

Manufacturing is set to show 0.9 per cent growth, the lowest since 2012-13 in the current GDP series Unprecedented contraction in investment and manufacturing output

The government is probably right to argue that the economy has bottomed out. That view gets support from the quarterly growth figures released on Friday,

The GDP numbers that have been released are significant for three reasons. First, the second advanced estimate does not expect growth to change from the

It became clear this week that the novel coronavirus, which emerged from the city of Wuhan in China, will not be brought under control swiftly.

The latest data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) indicates that GDP growth stood at a subdued 4.7 per cent in Q3FY20, which is

Among various sectors, growth in agriculture rose in the second and the third quarters of the current fiscal year, compared to the previous quarters of

The best economic tonic for the coronavirus shock is to contain its spread and worry about stimulus later, said Raghuram Rajan, former head of the

₹5-lakh-cr investor wealth wiped out as global sell off spooks markets Nearly ₹5.5-lakh-crore in market-cap in investor wealth was wiped out on the BSE on

Economists remain divided about whether the economy will rebound or will slow down further in the December quarter. Many estimates so far point towards a

by Noah Smith India has more than a sixth of the world’s population. It’s also still a poor country. So what happens there is incredibly

The BusinessLine Handbook of Indian Agriculture 2020, which was released in New Delhi on Thursday, offers a comprehensive 360-degree analysis of India’s agricultural economy, with

While investment demand is mostly flat, speculators dealing in gold derivatives seem to be pushing up prices As news of the escalation of the COVID-19

NEW YORK: India’s slowdown has bottomed out and now its economy needs to be opened up if the country wants to realise the ambition of

ndia is the fifth-largest economy in the world, with GDP of $2.94 trillion in 2019, according to the IMF’s World Economic Outlook of October 2019.