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  • Rate cuts don't become effective if liquidity is tight, says CRISIL Ratings' Dharmakirti Joshi

    CRSIL ratings, in their report, expect that the central bank will 50-75 bpos in the financial year 2025-26, to support consumption and lower borrowing costs

  • Private-consumption slowdown: Is there a contrarian story in state-level GST data? Crisil's DK Joshi explains

    Crisil studied private consumption patterns by collecting state-level GST data. Its chief economist speaks to Moneycontrol on the findings.

  • RBI may end rate hikes by year-end, inflation may ease to 5% next year: CRISIL’s Dharmakirti Joshi

    The RBI may go for a 25 basis points rate hike in September and possibly another one before the end of this year.

  • Peak impact of rate hike on growth will be felt in last quarter of this fiscal: Crisil’s Dharmakirti Joshi

    Inflation is likely to be brought within the target rate in the last quarter, the economist said

  • Inflation: We need to be worried now, says CRISIL’s Dharmakirti Joshi

    After the WPI and CPI numbers were released, CRISIL’s chief economist said that we need to start taking measures to contain the damage caused largely by external factors

  • Here are key takeaways from the minutes of first MPC meet

    The Reserve Bank of India on Tuesday released the minutes of the first monetary policy committee (MPC) meet.

  • Reforms, supportive monetary policy to push growth to 8%: S&P

    "India has edged out China as the world's fastest-growing large economy, despite a slowdown in global growth and tough times for many emerging markets. However, this outperformance could prove temporary if India's reforms do not gather greater momentum," the US-based agency said in a statement.

  • No signs of sharp turnaround in economy in FY17: Crisil

    "For economy, there is no sign of sharp turnaround in the coming fiscal. It needs support from accommodative monetary policy and less restrictive fiscal policy plus structural reforms (to have a turnaround)," Dharmakirti Joshi, Chief Economist, Crisil, told a gathering during the two-day India Rubber Meet-2016 that began here today.

  • Expectations from BJP taper off on legacy issues: Crisil

    "Since the government came to power, it has not been able to use the monetary and fiscal instruments because of the legacy issues", said Crisil officials.

  • Consumption in rural India booming, says report

    Consumption in rural India is growing faster than in urban India for the first time in two decades, a new report by credit rating agency Crisil Ltd said.

  • Fiscal Deficit: Three-point agenda to counter inflation by CRISIL Research

    CRISIL Research, India’s largest integrated and independent research house, identifies fiscal discipline, productivity improvement and petroleum pricing reforms as the three key steps to pull the Indian economy out of the high-inflation trap.

  • Budget Expectations: Need a dynamic and credible budget, says Crisil's Joshi

    The Union Budget (20012-13) is being prepared against a backdrop of sharp slowdown in growth, fiscal slippage and persistently high inflation. The external environment too is extremely challenging. In this scenario, we need a dynamic and credible budget that addresses the issues highlighted below.

  • CRISIL Research cuts 2011-12 GDP growth to 7.0%

    CRISIL Research has lowered India’s GDP growth forecast for 2011-12 to 7.0% from its October estimate of 7.6%.

  • Crisil sees September inflation at around 9.2%

    Crisil trimmed their FY12 GDP growth forecast to 7.6% from 7.78% due to the weak global economic situation. However, it raised its inflation target to 9.1% from 8-8.5%. The September inflation estimate is around 9.2%, said Dharmakirti Joshi, economist at Crisil in an interview to CNBC-TV18.

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