Here's a selection of Business Standard Opinion pieces for the day
New risk in the form of the Covid-19 virus only adds to the economic cholesterol that India has accumulated over the past few years
For the housing sector, the authorities are aware of the strong linkages it has with the economy.
As manufacturing in China recovers, so will the demand for raw materials
Over the last 12 months, MSCI India has remained flat, while MSCI EM has slid 1.5%
Majority of private bank stocks are down 10-33% YTD, indicating weaning conviction in the sector
C Rangarajan requests CEA to bring in clarity on GDP growth numbers
Exports zoom but job growth at 3-month low
Two cases tested positive for the coronavirus infection in India on Monday, after the initial set of three cases in Kerala were successfully treated
With limited monetary policy space, India-Ratings and Research believes the Reserve Bank of India will continue to focus on monetary transmission through long-term repo operation/operation twist
Stocks are also expected to react to the GDP growth numbers released after market hours on Friday
GDP growth was registered at 5.6 per cent in the corresponding quarter of 2018-19, as per data released by the NSO
Unless key issues are addressed, even if growth bounces back from the sub-5 per cent, it will stay lower than the already inadequate long-term average of 6.6%, writes T N Ninan
The MPC may well undertake a final rate cut in FY2021
FY20 growth projections retained at 5% in the second advance estimates. The official Q3 GDP data showed that the impact of a global slowdown and weak manufacturing continued to weigh on the economy
GDP data due to be released on Friday will cover up to the end of last year, before the epidemic had sparked fears of a pandemic
PHDCCI President D K Aggarwal said disruptions in the global supply chains will not only hit China's exports but also the exports of the importing countries
He noted that since about 2003, India has been growing at an average rate of about 7% and the first five years of the Modi government was characterised by 7.5% growth on an average
The NSO as well as the RBI has projected the GDP growth rate at 5 per cent for the current fiscal
A local buffalo race holds lessons for growth - internal strength may be more important than external support