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  • India’s GDP growth may drop to 5.5% in FY24 on consumption headwinds, general elections: UBS Economist

    Tanvee Gupta Jain expects the RBI to hold policy rates steady and possibly even cut by 50 basis points in the second half of FY24 due to recent global financial market volatility and banking turmoil

  • India's monetary tightening cycle nears end as economy slows down: Societe Generale

    India's monetary tightening cycle nears end as economy slows down: Societe Generale

    The RBI’s rate-setting panel is due to meet December 5 to December 7 where it is widely expected to raise policy rates again

  • Just top 20% of consumer driving demand as majority yet to recover from pandemic hit: Report

    Just top 20% of consumer driving demand as majority yet to recover from pandemic hit: Report

    The pandemic has not impacted affluent consumers' income levels in the country is clear from the fact that the top 20 per cent of the population account for the bulk of discretionary consumption -- 59 per cent in rural areas and 66 per cent in urban areas, Tanvee Gupta-Jain, chief economist at UBS Securities India, said in a report.

  • India's economic growth to slow in second half of this fiscal: UBS

    India's economic growth to slow in second half of this fiscal: UBS

    The global financial services major expects real GDP growth to slow to 7-7.3 per cent in the second half of this fiscal from 8.2 percent in June 2018 quarter.

  • Demonetisation has slowed down economy: Tanvee Gupta Jain

    Demonetisation has slowed down economy: Tanvee Gupta Jain

    Watch the interview of Tanvee Gupta Jain of Macquarie Capital Securities with Manisha Gupta on CNBC-TV18. She speaks about demonetisation and its effects on various sectors in India.

  • Inflation pace slowing; Jan-Mar CPI around 6.5%: Macquarie

    Inflation pace slowing; Jan-Mar CPI around 6.5%: Macquarie

    Tanvee Gupta Jain of Macquarie Capital Securities says between January to March, CPI may be close to 6.5% range, because of easing of base effect. But it is still better than RBI's first target of 8 percent by January 2015, she adds

  • Retaining our CAD target at 1.5% of FY15: Macquarie Cap Sec

    Retaining our CAD target at 1.5% of FY15: Macquarie Cap Sec

    According to Tanvee Gupta Jain, while export has been steady, the oil import as well as the gold import along with the non-oil and non-gold import, have gone up.

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