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  • India GDP Highlights | Risks to growth forecast of 6.5% for FY24 'now more evenly balanced': CEA

    India Q4 GDP: "We are now prepared to say that risks to our GDP growth forecast of 6.5 percent for 2023-24 are now more evenly balanced than a few months ago when downside risks to the forecast were greater," Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said.

  • India Q4 GDP Highlights | Don't see prospect of recession, sequential growth low due to Omicron wave, says CEA

    India Q4 GDP Highlights | Don't see prospect of recession, sequential growth low due to Omicron wave, says CEA

    India Q4 GDP Highlights | Despite the sequential decline in Q4 growth, Chief Economic Adviser V Anantha Nageswaran said he does not see a prospect of recession in India in FY23. There is considerable momentum in economic activity as witnessed by GST numbers in April, the CEA noted.

  • Q2 GDP: Indian economy grew 8.4% in July-September quarter

    Q2 GDP: Indian economy grew 8.4% in July-September quarter

    In the previous quarter, the Indian economy had grown at a record pace of 20.1 percent.

  • Govt revises FY17 GVA growth to 7.1% from 6.6% earlier: Experts discuss

    Govt revises FY17 GVA growth to 7.1% from 6.6% earlier: Experts discuss

    The statistics office provisional estimates showed that Gross Value Added (GVA) grew 7.1 percent in 2016-17. It was 6.6% earlier.

  • Expect March inflation around 4.5%; bond yields at 6.75-6.8% by Jan: Nomura

    Expect March inflation around 4.5%; bond yields at 6.75-6.8% by Jan: Nomura

    The house pins March inflation around 4.5 percent although for the quarter on an average the number could be 4.7-4.8 percent, said Sonal Varma, MD & Chief India Economist, Nomura Financial Advisory & Securities (India).

  • Goldman Sachs sees significant pick-up in growth for India; 2018 GDP just under 8%

    Goldman Sachs sees significant pick-up in growth for India; 2018 GDP just under 8%

    IBC and bank recapitalisation are the key pieces for the health of the banking sector, said Andrew Tilton, Chief Asia Economist, Goldman Sachs.

  • Series of earnings downgrade & GST woes are concerning foreign investors: UBS

    Series of earnings downgrade & GST woes are concerning foreign investors: UBS

    Markets are 70-80 percent sure of a US Fed rate hike in December, Geoffrey Dennis, Head-Global Emerging Market Strategy at UBS told CNBC-TV18.

  • Former PM Manmohan Singh warns on sharp decline in GDP

    Former PM Manmohan Singh warns on sharp decline in GDP

    Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has been critical of the demonetisation and goods and services tax (GST) roll outs since the beginning. He had categorically mentioned that the economy was running on just one engine of public spending. In an interview to Network18, Former Prime Minister has once again warned that the gross domestic product (GDP) growth will be affected adversely.

  • IBLA@13: All women jury discuss ways to get India back on high growth path

    IBLA@13: All women jury discuss ways to get India back on high growth path

  • Q1 GDP at 5.7%: Experts analyse the reasons for slow growth

    Q1 GDP at 5.7%: Experts analyse the reasons for slow growth

  • Expect 6.7% GVA & 6.9% GDP for Q1FY18: HDFC Bank

    Expect 6.7% GVA & 6.9% GDP for Q1FY18: HDFC Bank

    Gross domestic product (GDP) and gross value added (GVA) numbers for Q1 will be released today.

  • Worried of farm loan waivers impacting investment cycle: UBS Investment Bank

    Worried of farm loan waivers impacting investment cycle: UBS Investment Bank

    Worried that the investment cycle recovery of states that have announced farm loan waivers could get further delayed, said Tanvee Gupta Jain, India Economist, UBS Investment Bank.

  • Will remain focussed on air-conditioner and air-purifier space: Whirlpool

    Will remain focussed on air-conditioner and air-purifier space: Whirlpool

    "We are right now focused on three big categories for expansion. Air-treatment, water purification and cooking led by built-in. Air treatment is one of our big categories. Right now, we have got enough space to play in air-purifiers and air-conditioners, we are focused on that", Sunil D'souza, MD, Whirlpool of India told CNBC-TV18.

  • Prefer non-India stories; cautious on telecom, upbeat on IT: Neelkanth Mishra

    Prefer non-India stories; cautious on telecom, upbeat on IT: Neelkanth Mishra

    What matters is how we position within the market and in that our call though it has not worked in the first 3-months this year is to prefer the non-India stories and be underweight on the India stories, says Neelkanth Mishra, MD & India Equity Strategist, Credit Suisse.

  • Impact of currency ban on property prices exaggerated: Godrej

    Impact of currency ban on property prices exaggerated: Godrej

    Demonetisation is not going to impact property prices -- both land and houses in a large way, says Godrej. “Impact on property market is exaggerated,” says Adi Godrej, Chairman, Godrej Group.

  • FY17 GDP to be closer to GVA estimate of 7.6%: I-Sec PD

    FY17 GDP to be closer to GVA estimate of 7.6%: I-Sec PD

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, A Prasanna, Chief Economist at ICICI Securities Primary Dealership, said the house maintains its FY17 GVA estimate at 7.6 percent as the Q1 GVA number released yesterday was not very disappointing.

  • Recent IPOs have brought new ideas to market: Motilal Oswal Fin

    Recent IPOs have brought new ideas to market: Motilal Oswal Fin

    IPOs over the recent past have done a good job of bringing new ideas to the market, Navin Agarwal, MD, Motilal Oswal Financial Services.

  • 'China's stuck between a rock and a hard place on reforms'

    'China's stuck between a rock and a hard place on reforms'

    The scope of China's debt problem has risen "enormously," since Prasad was the IMF China division chief from 2002-2004, with corporate debt alone at 150 percent of the mainland's gross domestic product (GDP), he told CNBC's "Squawk Box."

  • EU Commission sees possible UK recession next year after Brexit

    EU Commission sees possible UK recession next year after Brexit

    Last week the commissioner for economic affairs, Pierre Moscovici, said the cumulative negative impact for British gross domestic product (GDP) would be between about 1 percent and 2.5 percent by 2017.

  • China Q2 GDP grows 6.7%, slightly better than expected

    China Q2 GDP grows 6.7%, slightly better than expected

    Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted gross domestic product (GDP) would ease to 6.6 percent in the second quarter, which would have been the weakest since the global financial crisis, and had predicted a further loss of steam later this year.

  • Growth in China fiscal spending slows in April, revenues up

    Growth in China fiscal spending slows in April, revenues up

    The government has pledged to ramp up fiscal support this year, boosting the fiscal deficit to 3 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), after economic growth last year cooled to a 25-year low.

  • Reforms to solve economy's core problems 'not visible': Patnaik

    Reforms to solve economy's core problems 'not visible': Patnaik

    "Certain efforts are now being made, but the last two years should have seen far greater action... The core problems of the economy require a substantial reforms programme which is not, as yet, visible," said Patnaik, a former Principal Economic Advisor in the Finance Ministry.

  • China Q1 GDP growth seen at 6.7% YoY, slowest since 2009

    China Q1 GDP growth seen at 6.7% YoY, slowest since 2009

    Growth in first quarter gross domestic product (GDP) likely slowed to 6.7 percent from the same period last year, down from 6.8 percent in the fourth quarter of 2015, according to a Reuters poll of 64 economists.

  • China's fiscal income to slow but room for more govt debt: FM

    China's fiscal income to slow but room for more govt debt: FM

    China could moderately increase its fiscal deficit ratio to gross domestic product (GDP), although not by too much, Lou Jiwei said at a news conference during the annual session of parliament.

  • Telecom, IT industry await tax exemption in Budget 2016

    Telecom, IT industry await tax exemption in Budget 2016

    Of particular interest is what exemptions finance minister Arun Jaitley proposes to give the country's startup eco-system, not just to the aspiring, first-time entrepreneurs, but also investors that fund them. Ease of doing business, however, remains the key concern across the tech spectrum.

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