The overall volume degrowth in India's FMCG sector was spread across categories, but the extent was significantly higher in non-food compared to food
PMI manufacturing was recorded at 54.6 in May, a minor change from 54.7 in April
Customers, especially in retail verticals could be having a feel of future run expected in interest rates, and might be front loading their purchases in days to come, said SBI Research in a report
The rating agency affirmed BPCL's Baa3 issuer rating reflecting its position as the second-largest state-owned refining and marketing company in India
Govt's free food package, brought into effect since Covid outbreak in 2020, and RBI's lesser-than-expected dividend for FY22 might make the govt push the taxman to further augment revenues
Demand showed signs of resilience in May, improving further in spite of another uptick in selling prices
This is the first reduction in the price of commercial LPG cylinders after three months of consecutive hikes
The implicit inflation in FY22 works out at 10 per cent, with the nominal GDP growth at 19.5 per cent
Any growth between 3.5 and 4 per cent for the farm sector is considered above the long-term trend line
Stagflation is the phase when an economy faces moderation in GDP growth as well as high inflation
To compensate for impact of over Rs 1.5 trn on account of measures announced to rein in inflation, including cut in fuel prices and Customs duty exemption: Somanathan
A section of the market sees further liquidity tightening measures from the RBI in the June review of the monetary policy
Manufacturing sector contracts in March quarter due to supply disruptions
V Anantha Nageswaran also ruled out recession hitting India, given its macroeconomic fundamentals
Fiscal deficit at 6.71% of GDP in FY22 as against revised budget estimate of 6.9%, shows govt data
Economics will find a way to include protectionism but building a theoretical case for budget deficits will be much harder
A Reuters poll predicts India's FY22 GDP growth rate at 8.9 per cent while a Bloomberg survey suggest a growth rate of 8.7 per cent
Soaring prices and the subsequent hit to consumer spending and investments are likely to further dampen India's economy, economists said
In the January-March quarter, the economy likely expanded 3.9%, according to the survey, a performance that will mark the low point of the year
A lack of demand has kept India's property market relatively quiet during the pandemic compared with other world markets that rocketed higher as households scrambled to buy more living space