The 1980s then saw the growth of what is called financialisation where firms make money by trading in money rather than goods and services
State allocates Rs 32,560 cr for education; lines up medium term fiscal plan to tide over rising debt
Most states are likely to be in better fiscal health this financial year as 20 of them are collectively carrying forward Rs 2.6 lakh crore borrowed in FY21 to this fiscal, says a report.
The IMF's annual External Sector Report showed that the combined current account deficits and surpluses widened to 3.2% of global economic output in 2020 from 2.8% in 2019
Govt should prepare for medium-term challenges
Centre's spending showed volatile trend during April-June period
Net tax receipts in the first three months to end-June rose to Rs 4.12 trn, from Rs 1.35 trn during the same period in the previous fiscal year
Veteran banker K V Kamath on Friday said it is "time to be brave" for the government, and it should stretch the fiscal deficit target set in the budget if need be, to push growth.
Direct financing or monetisation of the government's fiscal deficit by the central bank has several downsides, Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das said
'If you have to spend money because you have to save both lives and livelihoods then that's what you have to do,' he says.
High inflation is certainly a concern and there is a need to stabilise inflation to a level which is manageable, he says
Terming FY21 as an 'exceptional year' Motilal Oswal Financial Services (MOFSL) in a report say government spending grew 2 per cent last fiscal.
Deficit was less 30 per cent less of last-year's level amid the nationwide lockdown to contain the coronavirus.
The package can offer an additional liquidity window of Rs 70,000 crore to banks: report
The CPI(M) on Monday said the government can raise money to pay compensation to the families of Covid-19 victims
Ignoring it for long could increase longer-term costs
The move comes amid concerns that the fiscal deficit may exceed the FY22 target of 6.8% of GDP
The US budget deficit soared to $2.1 trillion during the first eight months of fiscal year 2021, which ends on September 30, the Treasury Department reported
The year 2021 will be one of the strongest years for global growth in history
While tax collections provided some reprieve, the government seems to be consistently underperforming on the disinvestment side.