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    • Diversifying Russian oil imports may add only $4-6 billion to India's import bill, says Anubhuti Sahay of Standard Chartered Bank

      The gap, or impact on GDP, was closer to 25 to 40 basis points. At 50 percent, almost 50 percent of our exports to the US become non-tradable, priced out, and the impact then would be much larger, Sahay said.

    • Capital goods turn corner, Jan IIP rebounds from Dec lows: StanC

      The industrial output data in the month of January shows that there is a rebound from the contractions in the month of December. Capital goods output gave a positive surprise at 10.7 percent. According to analyst Anubhuti Sahay, the drag down in cables and wires has faded which has pushed the capital goods number on the higher side.

    • RBI may cut rate by 50 bps; liquidity, inflation call eyed: Pros

      The Reserve Bank of India will hold its bi-monthly policy meet today. Experts expect 25 basis point (bps) cut. But, probability of a 50 bps cut cannot be ruled out, says Vivek Rajpal, Rate strategist at Nomura India.

    • Q1 CAD dissapointing but manageable;$7 bn suplus BoP a plus:Pros

      Anubhuti Sahay, Head Of South Asia Economic Research, Standard Chartered Bank says the balance of payments surplus of USD 7 billion on the back of better than expected capital inflows is a big positive.

    • RBI unlikely to cut repo rate in 2015 & 2016: StanChart

      If one were to look at the average IIP growth for April to August then around 20-25 percent was contributed from this sector, says Anubhuti Sahay, Senior Economist-Global Research, Standard Chartered Bank.

    • Unfavourable base, but lower core to help CPI: Stanchart

      Anubhuti Sahay, Senior Economist-Global Research, Standard Chartered expects the CPI to come in at 5.5 percent on the old base. She spoke to CNBC-TV18 on the factors that will come into play in January consumer price index (CPI) data today.

    • Stanchart revises FY16 GDP growth to 7.7% from 6.3%

      According to the global financial services major, strong GDP prints in 2013-14 and 2014-15 are driven more by "statistical factors" after India released a new GDP series on January 30 rather than a pick-up on the ground.

    • Looking at 2% growth in exports for full year: StanChart

      A 2% exports growth expectation has raised some worries. StanChart plans to watch out for the export performance closely, while the news on imports looks more promising

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