Iip Number

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.

FY14 GDP may be below 4.9%; see Q3 growth at 4.7-4.8%: RBS

Gaurav Kapur, senior economist at Royal Bank of Scotland expects a large part of growth in the third quarter to come from the farm sector, which may grow over 6 percent. Manufacturing is expected to be in line with the IIP number, it may show negative growth for the quarter.

Maintain guidance for double digit margins: Thermax

Thermax‘s profit has been impacted over some quarters due to losses in subsidiaries. However, since last three to four quarters it has been maintaining the order inflow with the run rate of Rs1,200 crore per quarter.

IIP shocker: Experts see doom, gloom and very little boom

Even though most economists had expected a dismal showing in the month of June, 1.8% contraction the industrial production surprised one and all.

D-Street in July: Spotlight shifts to earnings, macro cues

As we head further into July, experts say the spotlight is going to shift to domestic factors, mainly earnings season and macro economic data like inflation and the IIP number.

Stocks/sectors that you can bet on if RBI cuts rate

If the RBI delivers a rate cut in its monetary policy review, portfolio manager PN Vijay sees money moving from banks to infrastructure and real estate names.

IIP View: Experts debate if RBI has headroom to cut rates

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, Sajjid Chinoy, Asia economics, JPMorgan says it will be very tricky for the central bank to go ahead with any rate cuts for FY13 and doesnt see the RBI having any headroom to cut further.

Market poised for CRR cut reaction, IIP, coal availability

Money market experts believe the fresh wave of liquidity that will come after the CRR cut by 75 bps last Friday will give a boost to markets. What else could affect our market movement today? Find out!

RBI deputy Gokarn says still room for CRR cut

There is still room for the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to cut the cash reserve ratio (CRR) for banks, RBI Deputy Governor Subir Gokarn said in an interview on CNBC-TV18.

Poor core sector nos; Jan IIP to be better than Dec: Nomura

Sonal Varma, India economist at Nomura Financial Advisory Securities says that though the core sector growth number is weaker than expected, the headline IIP is likely to come with some strength.

Don't expect further cool off in bond yields: RBS

Sanjay Mathur of RBS expects inflation to ease beginning the first round of cash reverse ratio cuts by Reserve Bank of India.

Check out: Anand Rathi's sectoral picks for your portfolio

Devang Mehta of Anand Rathi Financial Services gives CNBC-TV18 the sectors he will add in his portfolio.

IIP blow: Experts debate if pause in rates can aid industry

CNBC-TV18's show Indianomics looks at the disastrous industrial growth number that has come in for the month of October. Sanjay Nayar, the Head of KKR in India and Ravi Kumar, Former Chairman of BHEL and now Director at Abhijit Power breakdown the IIP number and analyse the different industries and what this number means for investor confidence.

HSBC's Leif Eskesen sees India's October inflation at 9.7%

Leif Eskesen, chief economist for India and ASEAN at HSBC feels it is premature to talk about a cut in rate by Reserve Bank of India (RBI). Moreover, he expects the October inflation to be at 9.7%. He indicated that the overall credit growth has signs of slowdown and slowdown in exports will remain a concern.

RBI to stay hawkish, but no indication tomorrow: ING Invest

K Ramanathan of ING Investment Management joins CNBC-TV18 to opine on the way forward for the market. He says that a 25 basis point hike is well in the price and a rate hike seems on the cards though any indication might not come in the speech tomorrow.

CARE Ratings analyses August IIP numbers

CARE Ratings has come out with its report on IIP number.

Expect India GDP at 7.5%; rate hike on cards: Deutsche bank

Taimur Baig, chief economist- India global markets research, Deutsche Bank AG joins CNBC-TV18 to discuss if there are bigger worries about the Indian economy which is why the Sensex and the Nifty are taking their time to get back and follow their Asian peers.

Rate hike, sentiment to impact GDP growth: Ashok Leyland

R Seshasayee, CEO of Ashok Leyland tells CNBC-TV18 that the overall production of durables might get affected due to people’s restraint on taking credit due to the high rates.

Is Emkay Global seesawing more towards IT or autos?

Anish Damania, Business Head - Institutional Equity of Emkay Global Financial Services Ltd in an interview on CNBC-TV18 spoke about the latest IIP numbers for February and its impact on the market going forward.

Economy more rate sensitive than before: Credit Suisse

Robert Prior-Wandesforde, Head of India & South East Asia Economics, Credit Suisse, in an interview on CNBC-TV18 gave his expectations on the IIP number.

Nov industrial output up 2.7% YoY

India's industrial output in November rose a slower-than-expected 2.7% from a year earlier, well below the previous month's revised annual growth of 11.3%, government data showed on Wednesday.

Important day for mkt to maintain momentum

Udayan Mukherjee, Managing Editor, CNBC-TV18 says that ofcourse the average on the closing was still 5,750 but that may have raised hopes that there could be some short covering after all and it may not be a one way breach of that November low like it looked scarily at 3o’clock.