Meanwhile, CRISIL has cut estimates of India's FY21 economic growth rate to 1.8% from earlier 3.5%
The rating agency predicted two consecutive quarters of contraction or negative year-on-year growth in current fiscal -- (-)0.2 per cent in April-June and (-)0.1 per cent in July-September
'The burden of unsold inventory of over half a million housing units in the top 7 cities will worsen due to impact of the pandemic. Business process re-engineering will hold the key to the future'
New ones should build their allocation gradually upon corrections
Analysts have already predicted that due to the lockdown, India's economic loss will be close to $ 234.4 billion or 8.1% of GDP
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While efforts are being mounted on a war footing to arrest its spread, Covid-19 would impact economic activity in India directly through domestic lockdown, the central bank has said
While the fiscal easing so far has been limited, they do expect more fiscal measures by the central and the state governments.
The rating agency said nationwide lockdown announced to contain the coronavirus outbreak has impacted industries
The plea filed by Centre for Accountability and Systemic Change (CASC) came up for hearing before a bench of Justices L Nageswara Rao and S Abdul Nazeer
"We expect growth to slide from 4.7 per cent YoY in Q4CY19 to 3.1 per cent in Q1CY20 and fall to -6.1 per cent in Q2CY20," said Sonal Varma, MD and chief India economist at Nomura.
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Total loss in output is estimated to be around Rs 6 trillion based on estimated GDP at current prices for FY20
Sen further said that due to the ongoing 21-day shutdown, there may be a reduction of about Rs 5 trillion in gross domestic product
"For the full year, we now expect India's real GDP growth to slow further to 4 per cent year-on-year in FY21 (previously 5.1 per cent)," UBS said in a research note.
While the post World War II global order has successfully promoted trade openness and free markets, it has failed on non-economic metrics such as climate change and health