Category: EXIM

To help banks overcome any possible liquidity constraints, the Reserve Bank of India on Thursday said they can avail of higher liquidity with effect from

Rising global headwinds and a possible revenue shortfall are posing fresh challenges to the Centre’s deficit targets and growth prospects. The upcoming US sanctions on

Hiking import duties to bring down Current Account Deficit is a bad idea, said the former Deputy Chairman of Planning Commission, Montek Singh Ahluwalia. Speaking

The recent debate on the costs and benefits of a falling rupee must have done its bit to reinforce the stereotype of economists as a

With the US Federal Reserve raising rates, and the oil prices rising above $80 barrel after the recent OPEC meeting, there will be further pressure on the Rupee. That

Any criticism (even minor) of the government’s economic management elicits a stock response: we have the fastest-growing economy, strong macro fundamentals and are in a

The spike in global crude prices has worsened the current account deficit. But the inability of IT exports to match imports of electronics and IT

CAD is likely to touch 2.8 per cent of GDP in the current financial year on surge in crude oil prices and moderate growth in

The government will “very soon” implement the second set of measures including curb on imports of non-essential items to shore up rupee to 68-70 level against the US dollar, Economic

At the heart of India’s growing exposure to potential external economic shock is the fact that the country is suffering a widening deficit in trade-related

Recent measures by the government will help in the short term. For the long term, greenfield FDI and non-oil exports are vital Our external sector

The rupee has been depreciating sharply this year, thanks to stress in external account. Here’s a closer look at some of the pain-points With the