Economic Survey 2022 Highlights: India's FY22 GDP growth is seen at 9.2 per cent and GDP growth for 2023 is projected at 8 per cent to 8.5 per cent, according to reports
Govt finances to witness consolidation in 2021-22, after uptick in deficit and debt indicators during pandemic year FY21, says Eco Survey
Advance estimates are released to provide the numbers to the finance ministry to work on the Budget for the next financial year
Gain for 7th day; shrug off worries about rising yields, oil prices
Repo rate and the reverse repo rate remain unchanged at 4% and 3.35%
Economic performance is also affected if large numbers of people are out of work, or at such low levels of income as to force under-consumption, writes T N Ninan
India will miss its fiscal deficit target of 6.8% of GDP by at least 1 percentage point, he said
India's record has been good, relative to how other countries have done and compared also to its own previous three decades, but well short of what is required and what was possible, writes T N Ninan
At a time when India is facing stagflation, its forex reserves have helped avert a currency crisis, but there are unintended consequences of accumulating forex. Manojit Saha explains the risks
The agency estimated India's economic growth at 9.3 per cent in the financial year ending March 2022 and 7.9 per cent in FY23
As the second wave of Covid-19 and the resultant restrictions again cripple economic activities, the State Bank of India has lowered India's growth outlook for the current financial year
The country will see a slightly faster pace of growth in the next couple of years that will support its sovereign rating: S&P
Revision of CPI and GDP base years from 2011-12 and 2012, respectively, was dependent on the outcomes of the consumer expenditure survey of 2017-18, which the govt junked sometime back
The country is already facing a permanent loss of output versus its pre-pandemic path, suggesting a long-term production deficit equivalent to about 10% of GDP
Ocean-based trade currently contributes about 4 per cent of India's Gross Domestic Product
Pakistan's proposal of lifting the ban on cotton and sugar imports from India turned out to be a non-starter. Both countries have a compelling economic case to resume trade ties as soon as possible
While many contemporary economists seem to have lost interest in economic history altogether, those born before 1980 have turned most unbecomingly partisan
Retail loan growth at 9.1 per cent for February 12 fortnight is the weakest so far; Nifty Bank index is up 60 per cent in six months
Reluctant insurers have failed to offer the cover especially curated by the ministry following the UK Sinha panel's recommendations
The forecaster's personality seems to influence the forecast. While some are congenital optimists, others are pessimists. They are like the bulls and bears of economics-econometrics confluence