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Chart of the Day | Saved by the State
How long can the government continue to prop up the economy?
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Chart of the Day | Indian manufacturing PMI shows mild bounce after four months
Despite an expansion in new orders, job shedding continued in the Indian manufacturing sector in August
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Economic recovery will take the shape of a W, says head of Axis AMC
A vaccine, according to Chandresh Kumar Nigam, will be in place in the next three to six months, which will lead to a flurry of activities
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Monsoon watch: The recovery continues
The monsoon is showing a healthy trend now as rainfall recovers in underperforming regions, sowing trends remain healthy
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The Reading List: August 28, 2020
The sheer range of ideas and the composition of these topics will set you thinking -- for sure
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Chart of the Day | What spread do banks charge on lending rates?
Private banks typically charged a higher spread than state-owned banks
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Chart of the Day | Which sectors have seen the maximum fall in lending rates?
Fall in borrowing costs has not been uniform
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Chart of the Day | How much time did the MPC spend in discussing growth?
In the last meeting of the rate setting committee in August, inflation was mentioned 147 times in comparison to 43 times for growth
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Monsoon Watch: Rainfall recovers, sowing in good spirits
After a long interval the Northwestern and Central India clusters are seeing higher rainfall and sowing trends are looking better
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Interview | We are seeing steady recovery in demand over the last two months, says Ashok Leyland chief
We believe, going forward, every quarter will be better than the previous one, says Vipin Sondhi
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The Reading List: August 21, 2020
These write-ups from the world of economy, business and finance will surely stand you in good stead ahead of a new week
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ADB-ILO study: Youth unemployment in India could go up to 32.5% as a result of the pandemic
If it takes 6 months to control the virus, then job losses among young Indians could go up to 6.1 million
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Consolidation will be the name of the game in realty sector, says DLF Group CFO
While real estate prices have corrected, there are positive trends on demand and enquiries and a recovery should be visible in a few quarters, says Vivek Anand
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Chart of the Day | Loan collections improve, but smaller borrowers in distress
July collections are only 17 percent below pre-COVID levels
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Monsoon Watch: Slight pick-up, underperforming regions improved
Cumulative rainfall rose by 2 percent over the long period average as Northwest and Central India regions received more rainfall. Sowing trends are broadly unchanged
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Chart of the Day | Did Chinese demand help Indian exports in July?
Non-petroleum product exports in July were only 3.56 percent lower than a year ago
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The Reading List: August 14, 2020
A selection of articles and social media gems from the world of economy, business and finance.
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Chart of the Day | Where does India stand in COVID testing?
Fatality rate is low, but a high positivity rate calls for more testing
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Chart of the Day | Green shoots in project awards
The value of projects awarded in July 2020 was higher than before the pandemic struck
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Interview | There are a few pockets of exuberance, but no general bubble at this juncture: Raamdeo Agrawal
Low cost money and the hope of a V-shaped recovery in the next 6 months are what is holding up the market. It is important to fire up demand as the economy opens, says co-founder and chairman of Motilal Oswal Financial Services
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Chart of the Day | A macro price-to-earnings multiple
Market Cap to GDP ratio is rising, but it could be understated thanks to economic uncertainty
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Monsoon Watch: Rainfall stuck in a rut, sowing is better off
Rainfall is flat compared to the normal levels as of August 7. While growth in the crop area is not as robust as in June, it’s still in positive territory
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Interview | Current uncertainty a 15-18 month problem, feels Samir Arora
Big companies were hurting the small and the unorganised guys so much that the overall size of the economy reduced even if some guys benefited from that shrinking pie. This can’t go on for ever, says founder and fund manager of Helios Capital.
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Chart of the Day: Global food prices move up further in July
The FAO Food Price Index rose for the second successive month and domestic food inflation remains elevated.
