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MC Explains | The polycrisis and why we need to worry about it

BUSINESS

MC Explains | The polycrisis and why we need to worry about it

India is expected to remain the world’s fastest-growing major economy. Still, the widening of the global polycrisis could worsen the outlook.

Wadias’ Go First manoeuvre should set the tone for IBC use

BUSINESS

Wadias’ Go First manoeuvre should set the tone for IBC use

Wadias have invoked the IBC to ensure the beleaguered airline survives and can likely be brought back to life after the debt is restructured, lawyers tell Moneycontrol.

Exports did reasonably well, need services boost to hit $2 trillion: National University of Singapore’s Amitendu Palit

BUSINESS

Exports did reasonably well, need services boost to hit $2 trillion: National University of Singapore’s Amitendu Palit

Outbound shipments may have to navigate difficult waters as the globe is headed towards a slowdown and the effects of de-globalisation and fragmentation of supply chains show up, says the Senior Research Fellow and Research Lead (Trade & Economic Policy) at the Institute of South Asian Studies

Why the renminbi won’t take down the dollar

BUSINESS

Why the renminbi won’t take down the dollar

As the world gradually splits into blocs led by the US and China, there are expectations that the renminbi will start to challenge the dollar’s position as the world’s reserve currency. These expectations may be proven wrong, economists say.

India should include more women in global trade to bridge gender disparity, BRIEF’s Nikita Singla

BUSINESS

India should include more women in global trade to bridge gender disparity, BRIEF’s Nikita Singla

India achieving gender equality could add nearly $700 billion to GDP by 2025, according to UN estimates. The IMF estimates around a 27 percent increase in GDP achieving more equitable participation of women in the workforce

CBDCs won’t replace money, will need to build trust: OECD analyst

BUSINESS

CBDCs won’t replace money, will need to build trust: OECD analyst

India is among 18 of the G20 countries that are at an advanced stage of developing central bank digital currencies

Early signs of private investment picking up, quick project rollouts will help: Industry chambers

BUSINESS

Early signs of private investment picking up, quick project rollouts will help: Industry chambers

While infrastructure investment is expected to be the main growth driver this financial year, the revival of private investment remains a question.

Finmin sees downside risks to FY24 growth forecast dominate upside risks

BUSINESS

Finmin sees downside risks to FY24 growth forecast dominate upside risks

The International Monetary Fund projects India will continue being the fastest-growing economy, likely underpinned by even more robust stability in the macroeconomic variables.

Why India will tilt the US way to gain from friend-shoring trend

BUSINESS

Why India will tilt the US way to gain from friend-shoring trend

The world’s most populous country is likely to align with the US in the major geopolitical divide of the next decade, the one between the US and China.

Modi regime responsive to needs of the marginalised, irrespective of religion: PM EAC

BUSINESS

Modi regime responsive to needs of the marginalised, irrespective of religion: PM EAC

The study does not find any evidence that the government catered only to the Hindu majority or against any minority groups in the country.

How financing of low-income countries could be the next flash point between China and the West

BUSINESS

How financing of low-income countries could be the next flash point between China and the West

With the global economy fracturing, it’s hard to see trust between China and other creditors improving, economist William Jackson has said

How a slowing global economy risks India’s $2 trillion export aim

BUSINESS

How a slowing global economy risks India’s $2 trillion export aim

The global growth drag is expected to hit world trade, which could decline from 5.1 percent in 2022 to 2.4 percent in 2023, says the latest World Economic Outlook by the IMF

Centre gets post-GST tax buoyancy boost but states yet to improve: NIPFP

BUSINESS

Centre gets post-GST tax buoyancy boost but states yet to improve: NIPFP

Volatility in tax buoyancy makes it difficult to make reliable projections of tax revenue and therefore it may result in revenue shocks to public finance management, a working paper by the National Institute of Public Finance and Policy has said

RBI won’t pivot towards rate cuts this fiscal year: DBS’ Radhika Rao

BUSINESS

RBI won’t pivot towards rate cuts this fiscal year: DBS’ Radhika Rao

Reduction in rate cuts is likely only from the early part of fiscal year 2024, according to the senior economist. Upside surprises from a rally in oil prices or weather-related problems could upset the MPC’s inflation math, Rao said.

India poised for more important role in global value chains, finance minister says

BUSINESS

India poised for more important role in global value chains, finance minister says

India's growth is sustainable as it attempts to grow its manufacturing sector and not import products that it manufactures

Analysis | How farmers, policymakers can brace for uncertain weather patterns

BUSINESS

Analysis | How farmers, policymakers can brace for uncertain weather patterns

India is among the worst affected globally by climate change, with its agriculture sector hit hard by rising temperatures, freak rainfall, and changing seasons.

Will US commercial real estate cause the next banking crisis?

BUSINESS

Will US commercial real estate cause the next banking crisis?

The Silicon Valley Bank crisis has led to depositors pulling out monies from smaller US banks that dominate lending to the commercial real estate sector.

RBI rate hike to be last in cycle, cuts to come on agenda later this year

BUSINESS

RBI rate hike to be last in cycle, cuts to come on agenda later this year

Slower growth and inflation could see the RBI's monetary policy committee laying the groundwork for cuts before long, economists have said. The rate-setting panel will meet from April 3 to April 6

Economy set to slow in FY24. How bad can it get?

BUSINESS

Economy set to slow in FY24. How bad can it get?

India’s economy is entering a slow lane as multiple economic indicators suggest activity is levelling off after recovering from its pandemic low.

Asian, Indian banks remain sheltered from West crisis..for now

BUSINESS

Asian, Indian banks remain sheltered from West crisis..for now

On Friday, shares of Deutsche Bank plunged as hedge funds reportedly went short on the lender that has just emerged from a years-long restructuring of its business.

Lok Sabha passes Appropriation Bill 2023 sans discussion

BUSINESS

Lok Sabha passes Appropriation Bill 2023 sans discussion

The functioning of both the houses of parliament in the second half of the budget session has been repeatedly disrupted by protests both by the Treasury and opposition benches.

Canada rolls out the red carpet for Indian entrepreneurs

BUSINESS

Canada rolls out the red carpet for Indian entrepreneurs

Vikram Khurana, who is in India for the G20 meetings, said TBDC has recently launched a new initiative that promotes entrepreneurship, innovation and economic growth in both India and Canada.

SVB crisis: Will Fed bite the bullet on halting rate hikes? Will India follow suit?

BUSINESS

SVB crisis: Will Fed bite the bullet on halting rate hikes? Will India follow suit?

The run on the Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank in the US has led to increasing calls for the Federal Reserve to halt its interest rate rises. This also complicates policymaking for emerging market rate-setters.

MPC's Goyal calls out Fed on over-reaction to inflation, seeks data-dependent policy

ECONOMY

MPC's Goyal calls out Fed on over-reaction to inflation, seeks data-dependent policy

Goyal pointed out that US actions have spillover effects for the rest of the world

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