I do not think fiscal measures or the package itself will be able to make growth less negative, says India Economist, DBS. Let us talk about the
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FDI rules: Wary of FDI rules, Chinese VCs put new funding on hold – The Economic Times
Chinese VCs are turning increasingly anxious about India’s new foreign direct investment policy. The venture capitalists are calling for a more investment-friendly landscape and have
modi stimulus package: What is coming at 4 pm? India waits with bated breath for fine print of Modi’s grand plan – The Economic Times
A recap of what Modi government and the RBI have done till now to cushion an economy from the Covid blow. PM Modi has finally begun giving
Rs 20-trn package need of the hour, will unleash economic growth: India Inc | Business Standard News
Industry bodies said the Make In India flagship will emerge as a key catalyst for attracting new investment, driven by much needed bold reforms in
Markets will cheer Rs 20-trn package, but the devil could be in the detail | Business Standard News
The moot question would be how the Government will fund this package. Ambareesh Baliga, independent market expert (Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar) This is possibly the first
With Rs 20-trn package, govt determined to deliver relief to the needy | Business Standard News
There are two points of interest in this package – the form it will take, and hence, how it will be distributed over different constituents
PM Modi announces Rs 20 trillion stimulus package to jump-start economy | Business Standard News
In his fifth address since the Covid-19 outbreak, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday evening announced a much-awaited Rs 20-trillion stimulus package while giving away that the nationwide lockdown would be
Welcome stimulus, promise of reform–Economic Times
It is welcome that the prime minister has announced a stimulus package amounting to Rs 20 lakh crore, equivalent to 10% of GDP. While he
Government set to guarantee up to Rs 3 lakh crore loans to MSMEs – Times of India
Clipped from: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/government-set-to-guarantee-up-to-rs-3-lakh-crore-loans-to-msmes/articleshow/75706083.cms NEW DELHI: The government’s much-awaited stimulus for micro, small and medium-sized businesses is expected to include a provision for additional loans of up
india exports: Rotten pomegranates, unsold garments mark the ‘worst time’ for Indian exports – The Economic Times
Labour and logistics’ issues are making it overwhelmingly difficult for export operations to resume from the country. The steep rise in logistic costs has only
C Raja Mohan writes: Trade politics in the US have evolved significantly in recent years.
Significant political contestations within the US and between the US and China to reform, reorient or bypass the WTO system are at hand. All major
Paul Krugman says the liquidity trap has spread to emerging markets | Business News,The Indian Express
The so-called liquidity trap, when monetary policy loses its traction as interest rates get close to zero, has plagued rich countries for years. Nobel-Prize winning
US economy to bounce back soon, says Treasury Secretary – The Economic Times
America’s economy, hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, is likely to bounce back in the third and fourth quarter and is going to have a
Centre’s financial stimulus not sufficient; fiscal deficit may jump to 14%: Former RBI Governor Subbarao – The Economic Times
Govt’s Covid check wasn’t enough when it was announced. It looks even less now, Duvvuri Subbarao said. Subbarao said it is quite clear that the
Nitin gadkari: MSME sector on verge of collapse: Gadkari – The Economic Times
The minister said the position of MSMEs was “worst” as they were now engaged in a “battle for their survival”. Gadkari said the “rolling fund
SEZ units want customs duty waiver for domestic sale as exports plummet – The Economic Times
At present, SEZs are also not able to sell their products in the domestic market, as payment of customs duty as per Section 30 of
Export sops likely to continue till March 2021 – The Economic Times
The commerce and industry ministry is considering a plan to extend the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS) till March 31, 2021. The proposal was
Payment must be made against accepted bill of exchange: Expert | Business Standard News
It is the obligation of the original importer to remit the payment to the foreign supplier The export of components by the Indian party to
DGS has to take a call on waiving detention charges | Business Standard Column
The CBIC has also instructed field formations to make special efforts to dispose of all pending refund and drawback claims through a “special refund and
‘There will be a flight of capital from China post Covid-19 period’: Ram Madhav – business news – Hindustan Times
His comments came in the midst of reports that a sizeable number of global giants including Japanese and American companies are considering to shift their
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