Strong growth and stable external position support rating, but high debt and geopolitical risks weigh on outlook.
Two weeks into the war, Indian government taps into state-controlled NSIC to source key inputs for MSMEs, nudges them to route demand through NSIC
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With India being a net exporter of digitally delivered services, its IT sector relies on seamless, low-cost cross-border flows—making taxation on such transactions economically self-defeating
Services activity moderates from February, but decline less sharp than manufacturing slowdown
The UAE’s brand with its implied promise of safety and business opportunity is under a massive strain as Iran rains missiles and cluster bombs on it. Its economy would alter drastically as the Emirates' rulers are likely to invest heavily in air defence systems and survival mechanism
For a central bank accustomed to navigating between growth and inflation, April 2026 presents a subtler challenge: managing expectations in a world where neither variable is the immediate problem, but both could yet become one
Critical in April policy is how the RBI communicates on the evolving risk scenarios, which could provide some clues to the markets about RBI actions in the period ahead, said Indranil Pan of Yes Bank.
While global markets hope for de-escalation, the strategic stakes in the Middle East make a quick exit difficult. Here's what it means for Indian investors
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The disruption in the Strait of Hormuz — a critical global energy chokepoint — significantly impacted India’s energy supplies
Markets next week will track global cues for direction, including services PMI trends; the RBI policy decision; and US growth, inflation, and labour data.
At current bond yield levels, markets appear to be pricing in the risk of cumulative rate hikes exceeding 100 bps, suggesting that a significant portion of adverse developments may already be reflected in bond valuations.
The India-UK Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) was signed in July 2025, while the Oman deal was inked in December 2025, and the FTA with New Zealand was finalised later that same month and awaits formal signature
Business confidence and hiring stay strong in India, as optimism dips across the world
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In 2013, Raghuram Rajan was appointed RBI Governor by then Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at a time when emerging markets were under severe pressure
Officials said the duty structure has been calibrated to provide a level playing field between SEZ units and domestic manufacturers.
This is the the weakest reading since September 2021 when the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) stood at 53.7
Iran remains central despite damage; the conflict reshapes, not resolves. Energy access and shifting capital preferences may modestly favour India, even as regional uncertainty persists
With Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE — all BRICS members — on opposing sides of a major war, India's chairmanship has shifted from setting an agenda to preventing a collapse
CBDT has amended Income-tax Rules, 2026, saying that any income accruing or received by any person from transfer of investments made before April 1, 2017, will not come under the General Anti Avoidance Rules
India's trade deficit is an energy problem. Solving it requires completing the transition already underway. Once that’s done, economic sovereignty will be within grasp
The measure, announced in the Budget 2026–27, will be effective from April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027
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