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PMI for December sees green shoots in manufacturing

ECONOMY

PMI for December sees green shoots in manufacturing

Pricing power improves, but business confidence slumps to a 34-month low

Chart of the Day | House prices rise in most locations, but fall in Mumbai and Delhi

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | House prices rise in most locations, but fall in Mumbai and Delhi

The RBI's Financial Stability Report says that new house launches have fallen sharply in spite of unsold inventory being at a multi-year low.

Chart of the Day | India’s banking sector among the weakest in emerging markets

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | India’s banking sector among the weakest in emerging markets

India’s policy makers now have no option but to find ways and means of restoring the country’s financial sector to health speedily, without further dilly-dallying.

Chart of the Day | Real bank credit growth drops drastically

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | Real bank credit growth drops drastically

With consumer price inflation moving up, the real growth in non-food credit has slipped dramatically

Chart of the Day | Did the recovery in the global economy continue in December?

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | Did the recovery in the global economy continue in December?

The PMIs show a divergence between the US and the other economies, but that has been around for quite some time.

Chart of the Day | OECD leading indicators point to growth momentum easing only in India

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | OECD leading indicators point to growth momentum easing only in India

Chart of the Day | A slight uptick in global growth

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | A slight uptick in global growth

Global manufacturing as well as services saw improvement in PMIs

Chart of the Day | RBI’s growth estimate for FY20 lowest since Lehman crisis

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | RBI’s growth estimate for FY20 lowest since Lehman crisis

But, neither the RBI nor the government seem to believe the situation is similar to a Lehman crisis.

Chart of the Day | A faint silver lining in bank credit

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | A faint silver lining in bank credit

The accompanying chart shows, the biggest increase has been in personal loans.

Chart of the Day | Real rural wages continued to shrink in September 2019

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | Real rural wages continued to shrink in September 2019

Real wages have been contracting from March this year.

Chart of the Day | The one chart that shows you the small width of the market rally

MARKETS

Chart of the Day | The one chart that shows you the small width of the market rally

The market touching new highs is more of an optical illusion

Chart of the Day | Bank credit growth lowest since October 2017

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | Bank credit growth lowest since October 2017

The mess in the NBFC sector is a third shock to the economy comparable to demonetisation and GST.

Chart of the Day | Survey shows global fund managers are flocking to emerging market equities

MARKETS

Chart of the Day | Survey shows global fund managers are flocking to emerging market equities

Hopes of a US-China trade deal lead to optimism on global growth

Chart of the Day | Business optimism in India sinks to 10-year low

ECONOMY

Chart of the Day | Business optimism in India sinks to 10-year low

A survey by IHS Markit shows that sentiment towards output, profitability and capital spending are at their lowest levels since 2009

Chart of the Day | Contraction in October GST collections puts further pressure on the fiscal deficit

BUSINESS

Chart of the Day | Contraction in October GST collections puts further pressure on the fiscal deficit

This is the right time for aggressive privatisation

Chart of the Day | Bank non-food credit contracts in first half of fiscal year

BUSINESS

Chart of the Day | Bank non-food credit contracts in first half of fiscal year

Advances to both industry and services slump

Do Bharti and Vodafone Idea think they are too big to fail?

BUSINESS

Do Bharti and Vodafone Idea think they are too big to fail?

The very talk of failure seems to be some kind of negotiating tactic. After all, incumbents can raise tariffs to improve their profitability. There are also the possibilities of equity infusions and asset monetisation to raise the necessary money for the government’s dues.

Telecom Policy | The moral hazard in waiving dues for incumbents

BUSINESS

Telecom Policy | The moral hazard in waiving dues for incumbents

Relief to Bharti and Vodafone will also open up the government to charges of favouritism. In the Darwinian world of telecom services in India, many companies have fallen by the wayside, including biggies such as Telenor and Etisalat. They faced the same problems and failed, but the government didn’t step up to bail them out at that time

IUC Debate | TRAI’s stance goes against government’s Digital India programme

TELECOM

IUC Debate | TRAI’s stance goes against government’s Digital India programme

To make Digital India more than just a slogan, every stakeholder needs to be on the same page. Sticking to age-old technologies and associated rules only create hindrances towards advancement.

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