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The other casualty of Covid-19

COVID-19 will cause no less a disruption to the economy than the goods and services tax has done

Covid-19 hit US economy already in recession: BofA; pegs job loss at 3.5 mn

US Federal Reserve urged not to restrict the quantum of stimulus measures

Moody's cuts India's GDP growth to 5.3% for 2020 over Covid-19 outbreak

Moody's said oil price shock adds to growth and fiscal pressures for exposed sovereigns.

States also flout Budget numbers discipline

More attention needs to be focused on state Budgets

A telecom crisis, once again

An implosion of the sector will have economy-wide ramifications. This is the last thing India needs now

Policy challenges of India's trek to bond indices

If the volatility in the financial market continues for a prolonged period, it could also result in important implications for asset prices

Lacklustre performance of major segments drag down GDP growth in Q3

The only two indicators that grew at higher rates in Q3 of the current fiscal than the previous year were aggregate bank deposits and the consumer price index (CPI)-based inflation rate

Q3 GDP growth to be below 5%, but better than Q2, say economists

Govt spending would be a key driver of mild improvement in GDP growth, says ICRA

S&P's rating an affirmation that the Indian economy is on right path

The recent Budget proposals came in as a disappointment for most analysts in the absence of strong measures

Hard path to growth: How the next 6 months look for India's economy

The signals for the economy are not positive: overall demand is yet to pick up; the share of total exports in India's GDP is declining, and industrial output pattern remains worrying

Accessing foreign funds

Govt should not ignore fundamental weaknesses

Towards transparency

Disclosure of extra-budgetary borrowings is a prudent move

Crowding out and opening up

Tied spending, revenue crunch mean the finance minister did the best she could on financing the deficit

Brace for volatility as Budget hangover, coronavirus keeps markets on edge

Most experts have now turned cautious on the road ahead for the stock market - at least in the short-to-medium term - as they expect the economy to slow even further

Budget 2020: Has FM Sitharaman done enough to address the slowdown?

It appears to incentivise consumption but also puts hurdles in its path

Budget 2020: Govt to borrow Rs 8.1 trillion from the market in FY21

Mobilisation till December was Rs 1.2 trillion, half of the FY20 target of Rs 2.4 trillion

Economic growth likely to get a boost of 0.7 percentage points in FY20

According to advance estimates, the economy is projected to grow by 5% in the current fiscal year, which would be an 11-year low

Budget 2020: Tax revenue estimate for FY20 likely to be slashed 4-6%

This will be the second time that the projection will be changed for the current fiscal year

Ind-Ra expects states fiscal deficit to touch 3% of GDP in FY21

Ind-Ra's Devendra Pant said while bigger states are better placed to manage fiscal shocks, states which see fiscal deficit at 4% or more may see deterioration

China and the West race to the top

Macroeconomic stability and efficient markets, which lie at the heart of neoclassical economic thinking, remain essential conditions for growth