In March, RBI had announced a three-month moratorium on loan repayments due between March 2020 and May 2020. Last month, the central bank further extended the moratorium by three months
It does not compensate for loss in net present value terms for most Build-Operate-Transfer toll projects, says agency
The first Advance Estimates, released in January for the purpose of Budget preparations, pegged the economic growth rate at 5 per cent in 2019-20.
Earlier, the second advance estimates of the government pegged the growth at 5 per cent in 2019-20, but analysts had doubted that number
In the forecast, Icra has included an aggregate of all the five private sector players -- IndiGo, SpiceJet, GoAir, Vistara and AirAsia India -- to make the balance sheet
Sees domestic demand for the alloy declining by 20% in FY21
Analysts say the Rs 20-trn stimulus package by govt a lost opportunity
Ratings have been cut for 847 companies
Economic slowdown hits activity, adding fuel to the fire
With further extension of the nationwide lockdown, the RBI is considering a proposal for extending the moratorium on bank loans by another three months
This would mean a contraction of 1-2 per cent for entire FY21, against the agency's earlier projection of -1 per cent to 1 per cent
The agency's earlier economic forecast was a range, according to which the GDP may either expand by 1 per cent or contract by 1 per cent in 2020-21
March performance is worst in current series
The rater will now redraw its projections assuming that a business-as-usual operating environment may not return soon
Piramal, Tata Power, and TVS group units figure in list
Ways and means advances (WMAs) are short-term advances the central bank gives to help states tide over temporary mismatches in their cash flow.
ICRA has analysed a sample of 29 MFIs, which constitute around 70% of the MFI industry on a portfolio basis
ICRA said it has not treated the missed payment as a default for now, despite absence of a formal approval from the lenders allowing for a payment relief
Earlier, ICRA had expected GDP to fall by 4.5 per cent in the first quarter when lockdown was for 21 days till April 14.
A gradual recovery in domestic traffic is expected once the commercial air services are restored