Future inflation revisions won’t take more than five years: MoSPI secretary Saurabh Garg
Moneycontrol had earlier reported that the ministry was considering a four-year revision cycle
Manufacturing sector expansion hits two-year high in FY24, most firms added in 13 years
The strongest growth came from basic metals, motor vehicles, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and food processing
Manufacturing employed 1.96 crore in FY24, with top five states' share at 55 percent
The manufacturing sector employed 1.96 crore people in FY24, a growth of 5.92 percent on year, however, this was slower than the manufacturing employment added in FY23.
What should India do as Trump's steep tariffs take effect? Here's what economists say
India's export base is diversified, its corporate earnings and inflation outlook remain intact, and domestic demand is robust enough to cushion the blow, says an economist
The real risk to India’s gig economy isn’t platforms. It’s policy
Flexibility, ease of entry and short-term fallback options are core features of platform-based gig work. Undermining these features by introducing misplaced control can unintentionally harm the very stakeholders the Government is aiming to protect, including gig workers, consumers, and small businesses
MC Interview | Trump tariff impact not so much on growth but on jobs: EAC-PM Chairman
India quickly needs to introduce labor reforms that can remove the 'missing middle problem' in the manufacturing sector, and raise productivity, said S Mahendra Dev, Chairman of EAC-PM said.
Not just goods, Indian tourists are also finding it difficult to reach the US
Approvals have been slipping since March; neighbours see sharper declines, China bucks the trend
As Washington sows chaos, India faces old challenges in a new form
A surprising thaw in US-China ties and an unsurprising bonhomie between Pakistan and Bangladesh alter the nature of India’s security risks. At this juncture, India should try to preserve and strengthen ties with Nepal, Sri Lanka and Maldives, and not neglect the importance of that regional buffer
Sridhar Vembu's blueprint against global disruption calls for '5-10 year sprint' towards deep tech
Zoho founder Sridhar Vembu's other suggestion revolves around discouraging India's brightest talent from going into finance, as an India 'addicted' to this could lead to 'societal ruin'.
India's exports worth nearly $8.5 bn face uncertainty as they rely heavily on US
Solar modules, textiles, and seafood among the most vulnerable as US imposes 50% duty
Foodgrain sowing shines, but commercial crops lag in Kharif season
Strong rice and coarse cereal sowing contrasts with weaker performance in oilseeds, cotton, and jute
Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | How to keep calm and bank on
In August 26 edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: It's silver's moment to shine, lucrative domestic manufacturing would stem fertiliser shortage, impact of rate cuts on consumers, Job Hugging is a threat to India’s skill ambition, and more
India’s dependence on China extends beyond nail clippers, into drugs and railways
China dominates categories such as hot water bottles, torches, table fans and toasters, all of which have market shares above 95%, while reliance on smaller-ticket items such as combs, nail cutters, bread boards, and vacuum flasks exceeds 97%
‘Unprecedented’: Donald Trump moves on the Federal Reserve
President’s attempt to fire governor Lisa Cook risks undermining central bank’s independence
GST rate cuts: Quick implementation could limit near-term damage to corporate performance
As rate cuts beckon, deferral of purchases, deployment of the anti-profiteering provision and uncertainty among distribution channels on input tax credit are risks facing businesses
Why India must stay firm against US pressure and wary of China’s charm
Sanghnomics: The US tariff war is disrupting global trade, hitting India’s MSMEs hard. While diversification offers opportunities, India must remain cautious of China and prioritise self-reliance to safeguard economic sovereignty
Semiconductor success — A step-by-step strategy
For India to become a global chip-making hub, the government must take a staggered approach
To tackle the fertiliser shortage, make domestic manufacturing lucrative
Companies in the private sector remain wary of committing large investments to urea manufacturing
Are the rate cuts really making a difference?
The RBI slashed rates by 100 basis points this year, but how much of that cut has actually reached your loan EMIs or deposit returns? With lending rates dropping and liquidity improving, the real question is: How much has the rate cut truly impacted consumers—and will it continue?
Commerce Without Conflict: Why the world needs a new compact for trade
The world cannot return to the “golden age” of globalization. That said, commerce without conflict is not a naïve aspiration; it is a practical necessity. Therefore, governments cannot afford to abandon the rules-based system altogether – doing so would harm even the most powerful economies
Q1 GDP seen at 6.8%; but this may be the best reading for many quarters to come
India’s Q1 GDP is expected at 6.8 percent, the strongest reading of the year, but economists warn growth could slip below 6 percent if U.S. tariffs remain at 50 percent.
Govt viability gap funding for Atal Pension Yojana likely to reduce with higher equity returns: PFRDA chief
From April 1, the equity class division portion of APY has been increased from 15 percent to 25 percent
Moneycontrol Pro Panorama | Is SEBI overregulating? Traders warn of risks to India’s derivatives market
In August 25 edition of Moneycontrol Pro Panorama: Modi's Japan pivot marks a new chapter in Asian partnerships, the 4% inflation target must stay, fund managers are taking shelter in China, Pujara's retirement signals the end of pure test batters, and more
Fitch affirms India's rating at BBB- with stable outlook, Trump tariffs would be 'negotiated lower'
Credit rating agency Fitch has affirmed its long-term foreign-currency issuer rating for India at 'BBB-', citing strong growth and resilient external finances.
