After the tariff blow who would have thought India’s growth rate would touch 8% in the first half of this fiscal? But a consequence of very low inflation pulling down nominal growth is a relatively high interest rate
In Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 10 edition: A week of chaos, thousands of cancellations and a firm government nudge—IndiGo’s crisis shows how fragile airline operations can be when systems fail
In Moneycontrol's Pro Panorama December 9 edition: Indian pharma growth momentum continues, US pivot a signal for Asia to hedge, GDP deflation impact explained, India enters a new era of food preferences, and more
The capital of India’s cotton knitwear exports is battling a trifecta of negative events, particularly U.S’ weaponisation of tariff. Complemented by policy support, manufacturers have begun to diversify
Deflation is gripping farms, mines, and construction—but is the data hiding the true health of India's urban economy?
The quicker the process, the more the value that can be extracted. With firmer timelines, stronger adjudicatory infrastructure, and more consistent decision-making by both tribunals and creditors, insolvency process can move from slow attrition to swift resolution
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The market regulator is ensuring a rise in compliance standard by resorting to parallel regulatory action, which significantly increases risks for intermediaries
India is the fastest growing major economy and is on course to be the world's third largest. Raj Krishna may have coined “Hindu rate of growth” as an analytical shorthand, highlighting India's slow economic development in the 1970s under its then-prevailing socialist policies. What remains unexplained, however, is the need to attach a religious label to it, as if only the Hindus were responsible for India's economic stagnation and the perceived failures of its statist economic model.
Overall, it was a well-balanced policy, and we expect a long pause in this cycle—much like a batter choosing not to swing at every delivery after finding the boundary early in the test innings.
The floor for the repo rate in this cycle has already been hit. This is because the guidance for H1FY27 Headline CPI is at 4 percent and with the current repo rate at 5.25 percent, the real gap is low at 1.25 percent.
The RBI's MPC unanimously cut the repo rate by 25 bps while maintaining a neutral stance, decisively complementing the cut with Rs1.45 lakh crore in durable liquidity to ensure transmission and decouple domestic policy from external rupee volatility
India’s DPDP Act 2023 shifts data from passive asset to active liability, mandating clarity, accountability, and automation. It reshapes compliance, increases costs, and demands data discipline, boosting trust and AI capabilities
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The MPC might want to see improved transmission of the cumulative rate cuts carried out so far.
The RBI's unanimous 25bps repo rate cut to 5.25% represents a calibrated normalization of the real policy rate, justified not by growth concerns but by a persistent downward shift in the inflation trajectory
Any further rate easing from current levels would only be likely if there is a material downward undershooting in growth outcomes. However, interventions on the liquidity front may well continue
Connected TVis expected to grow in double digits as advertisers follow audiences to streaming platforms.
India's impressive growth rates mask a stark reality: half of recent economic expansion comes from high-productivity sectors that employ barely one-eighth of the workforce
Such a policy can be operationalized by adding a quantitative clause to whatever inflation target measure or formula mandated
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Security successes in J&K have pushed terrorists to other parts of the country. With Pakistan using terror as a strategic tool, India needs to factor in its relations with neighbours and the US in dealing with this threat
India’s goal of $200 billion in e-commerce exports by 2030 is increasingly realistic as digital channels deepen MSME participation in global value chains
India has lagged the global AI-driven rally, but its domestically focused sectors and resilient flows provide diversification and relative stability if the crowded global AI trade reverses