Indranil Pan

What emerged from the monetary policy commentary is that the policy makers remained more uncertain about the inflation trajectory than the growth trajectory.

Average inflation this year could be closer to 4.5%: SBI

Soumya Kanti Ghosh Chief Economic Advisor of SBI said that their projections were a clear 20 basis points down the September inflation rate.

RBI Monetary Policy: Rate action to stay data-dependent, says Indranil Pan

Indranil Pan, Chief Economist at IDFC Bank told CNBC-TV18 the current rate cut was largely data dependent and it is likely future rate actions will also remain so.

Economist's RBI call: A 25 bps cut in April; data-based thereon

IDFC Bank Chief Economist Indranil Pan believes a single rate cut of 25 basis points is coming on April 5 but he is quick to pour cold water on those hoping for more.

See Nov IIP at 2%; FY16 GDP growth likely to be 7.3-7.4%: IDFC

Indranil Pan estimates GDP growth for this fiscal at close to 7.3-7.4 percent and says the growth momentum for FY17 could face challenges unless corporate balance sheets imporve and global growth picks up

See Oct IIP at 9.6%, Nov lower at 4.5-5%: IDFC

Indranil Pan, Chief Economist, IDFC expects an uptick in October IIP, which could be led by the capital goods sector that saw an upward trend on back of government spending.

IDFC pegs India GDP growth at 7.7% in FY16

The difference in economic recovery compared with 2003-08, a period which also saw high growth, will be that it will be government investment-led rather than fuelled by private investment and consumption as happened earlier, In dranil Pan said.

See Feb IIP at 3%; Mar CPI at 5.1-5.2%: Kotak Mahindra Bank

In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Indranil Pan, chief economist, Kotak Mahindra Bank, outlined his view on the index of industrial production (to be released today) and consumer price index (to come out on April 13) data.

See only one rate cut this year: Kotak Mahindra Bank

With the February CPI and January IIP data due to be released in the evening today, CNBC-TV18‘s Latha Venkatesh and Sonia Shenoy spoke to Indranil Pan, chief economist, Kotak Mahindra Bank to discuss his outlook on the trajectory.

Current account deficit narrows to USD 8.2 bn in Q3

India‘s current account deficit (CAD) narrowed to USD 8.2 billion or 1.6 percent of GDP in Q3 of 2014-15 from USD 10.1 billion or 2 percent of GDP in Q2.

Economic Survey: Experts say difficult to understand growth dynamics now

In an interview to CNBC-TV18, MS Unnikrishnan, MD of Thermax, Indranil Pan, Chief Economist at Kotak Mahindra Bank and Pranav Sayta, Tax Partner at EY, discuss on the Economic Survey and their expectations from the Budget.

Jan WPI at -0.39, experts see 50 bps rate cut in April

The Wholesale Price Index (WPI) for January came in at negative 0.39 percent versus CNBC poll of 0.15 percent. The data shows a decline in core inflation but food prices have inched up. Experts discuss the possibilities of another round of rate cut.

Rate cut before Feb 3? Here‘s CNBC-TV18 poll

Now, with consumer inflation dipping below RBI's forecast in December, will Rajan deliver that promised out-of-policy rate cut some time in January itself?

Expect 25-bps rate cut in Feb RBI policy: Kotak Mah Bank

industrial output front with the index reading for November coming in at a five-month high of 3.8 percent, compared to a contraction of 4.2 percent in October. Even the consumer inflation for December stood at was 5 percent

See Nov CPI at 4.2-4.3%, Oct IIP at 1.5%: Kotak Mah Bank

Inflation based on consumer price index (CPI) for November is expected to soften further led by favorable base. A CNBC-TV18 poll of analysts estimates the inflation to come in at 4.4 percent as against 5.5 percent on a month-on-month basis.

See Q2 CAD in $7-8 bn range, GDP above 5%: Kotak Mahindra

Pan believes the gross domestic product growth for Q2 FY15 is unlikely to come below 5 percent as the first quarter GDP was also way above that number at 5.7 percent.

See Aug CPI at 7.9%, July IIP at 1.5-1.7%: Kotak Mah Bank

Both macro-economic data points will be released post market hours today

No rate cut on April 1; CPI drop won't continue: Kotak

RBI has made it clear that not only is it looking at headline inflation in the core but also on how the inflation expectations pan out says Indranil Pan Chief Economist, Kotak Mahindra Bank

Here how experts read CSO's 4.9% FY14 GDP estimate

In an interview to CNBC-TV18‘s Ekta Batra, Indranil Pan, Chief Economist, Kotak Mahindra Bank and Soumya Kanti Ghosh, Chief Economic Advisor, SBI gave their reading of CSO‘s GDP estimate and their outlook for the economy.

RBI likely to stand pat on rates till June: Kotak Mahindra

In an interview with CNBC-TV18‘s Sonia Shenoy, Kotak Mahindra Bank‘s Chief Economist Indranil Pan spoke about his expectations from the Reserve Bank of India‘s monetary policy stance ahead and his view on inflation.

Revised fiscal deficit target may hurt growth: Experts

It is imperative that the finance ministry atleast stick with the 4.8 percent fiscal deficit target because anything higher than that has the potential to trigger a ratings downgrade, which in turn can impact inflows, says Indranil Pan of Kotak Securities.

Is the worst of retail inflation behind us? Experts debate

Sajjid Z Chinoy, Asia Economics, JPMorgan says the main disinflationary force has been the cooling of vegetable prices. Retail vegetable prices have corrected by more than 30 percent and the first 10 days of January has already seen another 20 percent cooling.

Fall in CAD may keep rupee in 61-62/$ zone: Indranil Pan

According to Indranil Pan, the fall in trade deficit will pull down the current account deficit eventually, leading rupee to its fair value at around 61-62/USD against 63-64/USD projected earlier.

Stick with 4.6% GDP outlook despite good IIP: Indranil Pan

Indranil Pan is still looking at around 4.6 percent in terms of overall GDP outlook. He says if export numbers remain consistent then the drag on overall GDP from net trade could be coming down.

WPI won't hit exports, high food prices may stay: Experts

Export competitiveness may not get impacted, as bulk of the inflation is coming from items that India does not export, like food. But food inflation may continue to stay on the higher side on a relative basis if the Food Security Bill actually plays out.