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  • Not through bonds, only cash, says Rangarajan on banks recapitalisation

    Rangarajan comments assume significance as Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman, in August, announced upfront capital infusion of Rs 70,000 crore into public sector banks, a move aimed at boosting lending and improving liquidity situation.

  • FRBM panel recommends 3% fiscal deficit target leading up to FY20

    FRBM panel recommends 3% fiscal deficit target leading up to FY20

    The report recommended fiscal deficit to be cut to 2.8 per cent in 2020-21 fiscal and to 2.5 per cent by FY2023.

  • Sugar: A bitter reality; no respite for mill owners

    Sugar: A bitter reality; no respite for mill owners

    India‘s sugar crisis is at its peak with almost Rs 21,000 crore remaining unpaid towards farmers. The government has refused to move to the Rangarajan formula of linking sugarcane prices to sugar. The industry has once again threatened to close sugar mills and the banks have refused to lend further to this debt ridden sector.

  • Sugar industry cash-strapped: Govt intervention only hope

    Sugar industry cash-strapped: Govt intervention only hope

    FY15 saw the farmers grappling with surplus stock of around 35 lakh tons of sugar. Given the low prices of sugar and increasing pressure from banks to repay debt that crossed Rs 36,600 crore way back in FY13; maintaining cash flows have become a big problem.

  • Road developers up 2-15%, FM nod for rescheduling premium

    Road developers up 2-15%, FM nod for rescheduling premium

    The approval is effective from today while Highway Ministry and NHAI will take it up on case-to-case basis now.

  • Overall growth rate of 4.9% still possible: Rangarajan

    Overall growth rate of 4.9% still possible: Rangarajan

    Given the performance in the first nine months and GDP growth of 4.9 per cent projected by the CSO in its advance estimates for this financial year, the economy must expand 5.7 per cent in the fourth quarter ending March.

  • India can grow faster if it executes investments:Rangarajan

    India can grow faster if it executes investments:Rangarajan

    "Delay in completion of projects and critical inputs is hitting the economic growth," says C. Rangarajan.

  • Interim Budget: Achieving 4.1% fiscal deficit a tall task, says Rangarajan

    Interim Budget: Achieving 4.1% fiscal deficit a tall task, says Rangarajan

    Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) Chairman C Rangarajan says one can expect tremendous pressure on increasing the plan expenditure that Finance Minister P Chidambaram left unchanghed in today's Vote on Account.

  • Won't see more rate hikes if inflation behaves: Rangarajan

    Won't see more rate hikes if inflation behaves: Rangarajan

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh, C Rangarajan, chairman, Economic Advisory Council, says that if inflation moves along the direction expected, today‘s rate hike may perhaps be the last in the series of raising the policy rate.

  • CCEA approval for oil block auction likely by Feb 15: Moily

    CCEA approval for oil block auction likely by Feb 15: Moily

    Moily said there were problems earlier in getting bidders for some blocks because requisite clearances were not in place. He, however, is hopeful that CCEA approval will come by February 15 and roadshows will start thereafter.

  • Parl panel calls for review of Rangarajan gas price formula

    Parl panel calls for review of Rangarajan gas price formula

    The panel, headed by Andhra Pradesh MP Aruna Kumar Vundavalli, felt Russia which exports 40 to 50 per cent of its gas to Europe at a price of about USD 8.77 per million British thermal unit, could be a better indicator of gas price.

  • FY14 CAD may be lower than estimated $70bn: Rangarajan

    FY14 CAD may be lower than estimated $70bn: Rangarajan

    Rangarajan said that several factors have contributed to decline in gold imports, however, he also warned that pick-up in gold imports is likely during the upcoming festive season.

  • Sensex, Nifty crack on profit booking; Maruti, Hero up 2%

    Sensex, Nifty crack on profit booking; Maruti, Hero up 2%

    The Sensex is down 106.97 points or 0.54 percent at 19625.79, and the Nifty slips 45.40 points or 0.78 percent at 5805.20. About 895 shares have advanced, 1177 shares declined, and 115 shares are unchanged.

  • Will take advantage of weak rupee to drive exports: Biocon

    Will take advantage of weak rupee to drive exports: Biocon

    Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, CMD of Biocon says that the government must send thr right signals to ensure investment sentiment is boosted in the country.

  • Banks' NPAs could rise on account of slowing economy: PMEAC

    Banks' NPAs could rise on account of slowing economy: PMEAC

    Non-performing Assets (NPAs) of banks have been going up for the last two years due to slowdown in the economy. The gross NPAs of some public sector banks, including State Bank of India and Punjab National Bank have crossed 4 per cent of the total assets at the end of March, 2013.

  • June WPI inflation at 4.86%; food inflation up

    June WPI inflation at 4.86%; food inflation up

    Although Wholesale Price Index (WPI) inflation brought about some cheer in the market after weak IIP and auto sales numbers, the growth in food inflation number was a dampner.

  • Rangarajan paints rosy FY14, but macros stay weak

    Rangarajan paints rosy FY14, but macros stay weak

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, C Rangarajan, chairman, PMEAC says the various reforms (easing FDI caps, regular petrol/diesel /gas price hikes, etc) taken by the Government to boost the economy and the sentiment around it, will reap benefits in the second half of FY14.

  • Growth rate of near 6% still possible: Rangarajan

    Growth rate of near 6% still possible: Rangarajan

    Rangarajan, chairman, Prime Minister Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) believes that India can still manage to get a growth rate of close to 6 percent in current financial year.

  • Revision in gas price will boost investor mood: Rangarajan

    Revision in gas price will boost investor mood: Rangarajan

    "There is nothing wrong in fixing gas price inline with international prices," Rangarajan told CNBC-TV18.

  • Global factors will determine rate cut in July: Rangarajan

    Global factors will determine rate cut in July: Rangarajan

    The central bank is faced with two pressing problems, current account gap and a falling rupee, which is constraining it from cutting rates, says C Rangarajan. The RBI had refrained form cutting rates in its June 17 policy citing inflationary pressures.

  • Gold demand may dip with decline in inflation: Rangarajan

    Gold demand may dip with decline in inflation: Rangarajan

    Gold demand is likely to fall as easing of general inflation rate will make investment in financial products more attractive than the yellow metal, chairman of the Prime Minister‘s Economic Advisory Council, C Rangarajan, said on Wednesday.

  • April WPI inflation has moved to comfort zone: Rangarajan

    April WPI inflation has moved to comfort zone: Rangarajan

    Rangarajan believes that decline in both WPI and CPI inflation in April indicates that inflation is moving towards comfort zone, however he raised concerns about huge gap between the two.

  • Rangarajan gas pricing formula rejected by most ministries

    Rangarajan gas pricing formula rejected by most ministries

    PM's Economic Advisory panel chairman C Rangarajan, in December, submitted his recommendations on the new gas price formula to the Prime Minister.

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    Evening Wrap: Your 10-second guide to today's top headlines

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  • Inflation may stay below 6% in FY14: Credit Suisse

    Inflation may stay below 6% in FY14: Credit Suisse

    Robert Prior-Wandesforde of Credit Suisse, is optimistic on the inflation story. He expects headline inflation to come down between 5-5.5 percent. For the fiscal year he expects inflation to average below 6 percent.

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