Combined m-cap of all listed firms has doubled since last March to Rs 226.5 trillion
Axis Bank's chief economist Saugata Bhattacharya said that he is sceptical if the government will be able to inoculate over 40 per cent of the population with both doses by September or October.
We do not think moderation in earnings will have any significant impact on the market. Hence, we see around 15 per cent upside on Nifty
Retail exuberance keeps stock markets going
Here are the best of Business Standard's opinion pieces for Wednesday
The economists at the state-run lender seemed to attribute the impact of the second wave of Covid infections as a key factor for the revision in the growth estimate, and pitched for faster vaccination
Govt must focus on providing relief to the needy at this point
Bangladesh's growth rests on three pillars: exports, social progress and fiscal prudence
The recovery in Q4 was nevertheless impressive in the sense that nominal GDP grew at 8.7 per cent
Overall, GDP and GVA contracted by 7.3 per cent and 6.2 per cent, respectively, in FY21, in line with our forecasts (-7.3 per cent and -6.3 per cent, respectively)
However, the growth is largely driven by pent-up demand and holds ominous signs for the current quarter as the second wave is seen to have affected that very part of the economy
OECD said while India is projected to be the fastest-growing G20 economy in 2021, it will also be the one which is the furthest away from its pre-crisis GDP trend
RBI's forecast for growth is 10.5% for the current fiscal year. Most analysts expect the RBI to lower it in the June 4 monetary policy announcement
Bharat is suffering on multiple counts
'Unwinding' is unlikely to happen before the third quarter of this year even if we don't mess up in tackling a possible third wave of Covid; rate hike may have to wait for next year
If India combines great inequality with poor inter-generation mobility, it risks becoming, not like East Asia with its rapid growth rates, but like under-performing Latin America, writes T N Ninan
The estimate in SBI report compares with NSO (National Statistical Office) projection of a negative (-) 1 per cent
Our pessimistic tail-risk scenario assumes another wave of infections and a two-month period of restrictions that disrupt economic activity, Barclays said
Uptick in headline numbers of key economic indicators in April is due to the base effect: ICRA
Analysts opine that Monday's rally in banks is a sign of investors digesting decline in Covid-19 cases