Companies are focusing more on preparing for unexpected surprises after the shifts in 2020
The impact of the crisis will reverse hard-won development gains, Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan said
The Indian economy is not recovering as fast as the government claims and the country's economy may contract 25 per cent in the current financial year, noted economist Arun Kumar said on Sunday
Shares have rallied 42% since November to a record high of Rs 5,876.05 on Jan 6, before taking a breather
New cases in China are at 10-month highs
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva asked the country to do more this year to support an accelerated transformation of the economy
BofA Securities on Friday said the Indian economy continues to be weak, pointing to activity indicators tracked by it
One US Federal official says there is now a "clearer focus" about the economy's path forward and a horizon for a fuller recovery. Another says the pandemic's "endgame" is here
Past Budgets presented after a GDP decline had no exciting proposals
SBI economists on Tuesday pitched for avoiding new taxes and urged the government to mount "honest attempts" to settle past litigations to raise resources instead
Policymakers must focus on medium-term growth risks
This comes amid enhanced government expenditure amid the pandemic, said the SBI report
Indian economy is now expected to see a faster turnaround given the impending rollout of vaccine and less disruptions to business as the economy opens up but a lot will depend on the Budget for 2021
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50 per cent reduction in the fixed charges on electricity during the lockdown period since March last year was also announced
Macroeconomics in 2021 will turn on consumer demand and firm resolution
Construction may grow at 4.4 per cent in H2 - significantly better compared to other major sectors. If this really happens, it could help reverse the job losses in the informal sector to some extent
India's economy is showing decisive signs of a 'V-shaped' recovery in 2021 with the return of consumer confidence and robust financial markets, Assocham said
Exports grew 16.22 per cent year-on-year to $6.21 billion in the first week of January, mainly driven by healthy growth in pharmaceuticals, and engineering sectors, reflecting signs of revival
The success of work-from-home in 2020 will boost the gig economy and hybrid workforce this year, according to a study