Given that Bangladesh plays a crucial role in the western world’s China plus one strategy, Indian garment markers could get an immediate benefit of the turmoil in the neighbouring country. However, textile manufacturers and associations say there are challenges around local manufacturing capacity and pricing given Dhaka's reliance on cheaper imports from Beijing.
India’s market capitalisation grew by fastest pace among major countries across the world in the last one year
Once the Fed starts cutting rates, there’s a high possibility that discretionary spending by enterprises will resume, brightening the outlook for IT service players
The decision to exclude longer-tenure bonds came at a time when most foreign investments have been concentrated in bonds with tenures of 10 years or less.
The World Tariff Profiles 2024 indicate that it’s high time for the country to shun the preference for protectionism
In 2024-25, the proposed fund requirement for green projects from green bond proceeds has been pegged at Rs 32,061 crore. However, the actual amount to be raised is likely to be around Rs 20,000 crore
Piyush Goyal further pointed out the low levels of participation from the industry to help improve policies around Ease of Doing Business (EODB) and National Single-window System (NSWS). The minister also asked industry to step up on ideas to help reduce the compliance burden of businesses.
The aspiration of becoming a developed nation makes it imperative that the churn in energy mix balances the social and economic needs of all sections of society
Investments by Foreign Portfolio Investors in 14-year and 30-year tenor bonds shall now be under the investment limits prescribed by the Reserve Bank.
"The higher public spending wasn't just a post-Covid recovery thought. Will continue with the capex," FM Sitharaman said at the Open House.
The new medium-term fiscal consolidation path has been linked to a reduction in debt-to-GDP ratio instead of merely focusing on progressively targeting a narrower fiscal deficit target. Given this shift, the plan is to steadily reduce gross market borrowings, which was at Rs 7.1 lakh crore in FY20, the last 'normal' year prior to the pandemic.
"This LTCG increase will impact only the people with higher income as per our study,” Sanjay Malhotra told Moneycontrol in an interview.
L&T CFO said that while multilateral funding is available, projects need credibility. The private sector will invest if the conditions for growth are enabling, with necessary policies, clearances, and joint commitments in place.
The Budget allocated a whopping Rs 10,000 cr for interventions and monitoring of prices of essential commodities-anticipating high food inflation
Modi 3.0 increased allocation for agriculture and allied activities from Rs140533 in 2023-24 to Rs 1.52 lakh cr .
CSR funds for interns, one-time DBT salary benefit for newcomers and loan finance are among incentives announced by FM
In order to develop the offshore wind energy space, a PLI of Rs 20,000 crore is required for Indian OEMs with in-house R&D, said JP Chalasani.
The Indian Meteorological Department had forecast that India is set to receive above-normal monsoon rains this year. The monsoon is, however, not progressing as the IMD predicted before the monsoon season began.
We would rather be pleasantly surprised than be forced to face disappointment which is why we are projecting a GDP growth rate of 6.5-7 percent, said the CEA.
According to the survey, infrequent bans or restrictions on food exports may also allow domestic consumers to substitute, especially if the agricultural commodities in question are not essential consumption items such as food grains.
Given India's climate commitments and the urgent need for action, the industry and experts hope that the Finance Minister announces incentives and policy measures to accelerate energy transition and clean energy adaptation.
The moot question that emerges from the Economic Survey 2023-24's assessment of India's fight against climate change is how soon and how effectively the government can address the challenges of reducing emissions
The survey noted that changes in trade policies by major partners and geopolitical developments can affect India's export opportunities and market access.
The survey quoted a PwC report, saying by 2028, the country is poised to have 2100 GCCs, up from around 1,600 in 2023.
These comments come at a time when India’s retail inflation rose to four-month high of 5.08 percent in June compared with 4.75 percent in the previous month as food inflation galloped to 9.4 percent due to a surge in prices of vegetables.