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  • Q2 sees rise in new projects; but all's not well: CMIE

    Mahesh Vyas of CMIE says: "A large part of the new investment comes from one big investment show in Tamil Nadu and when that happens there is a blip. If one were to take it out, the picture does not look too good."

  • See double-digit growth in infra sector ahead: CMIE

    Mahesh Vyas, MD and CEO of CMIE, says it is not practical to expect rapid implementation of road projects, especially in a country where there are issues such as land acquisition.

  • New project proposals have declined significantly: CMIE

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Mahesh Vyas, managing director and chief executive officer of Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy (CMIE) says, new project proposals have declined significantly.

  • India's fundamentals intact, may bounce back in FY13: CMIE

    Like many others, CMIE also has scaled down India's FY12 growth forecast to 7.1% against 7.8% projected earlier. With the dismal October IIP data, a further cut in GDP projections is likely, he added.

  • Project delays increase, but GDP to remain above 7%: CMIE

    Sticking true to the fears of an economic slowdown, the Centre for Monitoring the Indian Economy (CMIE) expects to see a high number of project delays this year. However, it doesn't see GDP growth down to 7% levels.

  • India's gold demand to grow to 1,200 tons by 2020: WGC

    Gold demand in India will continue to grow and is likely to reach 1,200 tonnes or approximately Rs 2.5 trillion by 2020, at current price levels, according to a research by World Gold Council (WGC).

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