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While supply is plentiful, demand-side constraints are yet to be addressed At long last, the Indian bond market is showing signs of life, facilitating a

India can’t turn its back on bitcoin Developments on cryptocurrencies in general and the bitcoin in particular make headlines every now and then. They are

Linking Aadhaar with bank accounts not in sync with the law Bank customers in India are worried. Most of them have been receiving regular messages

Noting that the economy has been on a downslide since September 2016, SBI Research today said the slowdown is real and not technical and called

Insolvency resolution is about the allocation of losses among different stakeholders in a situation where there isn’t enough left in the pot for everyone. So

The deficit in the broadest measure of US trade rose to the highest level in more than eight years this spring, reflecting in part a

India could be forced to cut spending on key infrastructure such as railways and highways as lower-than-expected tax collections and sluggish growth have upset the

There are 20 months till the next election. It is easy to believe that the outcome in 2019 is beyond doubt. But think again. Indira

Given the resource crunch of the Centre and the states as well as the limitations of monetary policy tools, depreciating the rupee against the dollar

The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council has done well to recognise some ground realities. It recommended rate cuts on 40 commodities, rationalisation of cess

The government could be forced to cut spending on key infrastructure such as railways and highways as lower-than-expected tax collections and sluggish growth have upset

Addressing pain points and taking expedient steps to boost sentiment may just work The Centre needs to get its act together on the economy to

Wrong target Wrong result Should it bank on forecasts that could go wrong? Or should it consider current price levels also as an input in

39 firms to conduct audit of frauds exceeding ₹50 crore in banks The Big 4 auditors — KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers — figure in

39 firms to conduct audit of frauds exceeding ₹50 crore in banks The Big 4 auditors — KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PricewaterhouseCoopers — figure in

Expense curbs and stiff recovery, credit targets among steps taken at branch level The pressure to get their banks out of the bad loans quagmire

Both demonetisation and GST have affected India’s gross domestic product (GDP) growth adversely, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said on Monday. “Both demonetisation and GST

Concerned about slowdown in the economy, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will interact with finance minister Arun Jaitley and other top officials on Tuesday to take stock

Surojit Gupta and Sidhartha | TNN | Sep 19, 2017, 05:01 IST NEW DELHI: The government is planning an easier set of compliance norms for

  Why Japan is pouring lakhs of crores in cut-rate loans to build infrastructure across India Malini Goyal | ET Bureau | Updated: Sep 17,