The question for India, as a middle or swing power with long-term external dependencies for energy and military hardware, is how to not let old friendships come in the way of new ones, notes T N Ninan
Out of gross market borrowing of Rs 14.31 lakh crore estimated for FY2022-23, Rs 8.45 lakh crore is planned to be borrowed in the first half (H1), an official statement said
In the preceding quarter, the shortfall stood at $9.9 billion or 1.3% of GDP, RBI data showed
In actual terms, the deficit stood at Rs 13.16 trillion at the end of February this year, as per the data released by the Controller General of Accounts
The external debt to GDP ratio fell marginally to 20 per cent at the end of December last year from 20.3 per cent at the end of September 2021
India, which has received a record number of FDI during the last few years despite Covid, has quite a few safeguards in place to mitigate the risks from capital flows, the IMF said
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The first big policy test of the new financial year will be the monetary policy review next week.
Key flank of India's growth gambit runs into the knock-on effects of the Russia-Ukraine war
This will be followed by utilisation of unused funds and the possibility of reallocation to the government department and ministries, which need more amounts, will be assessed
Ratings agency India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) on Wednesday revised India's FY23 forecast downwards to 7-7.2 per cent.
The global macroeconomic uncertainties have increased due to the Russia-Ukraine war, but it is too early to predict its impact on the Indian economy, eminent economist Pinaki Chakraborty said
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Furthermore, she said that India remains as the top 5 FDI recipient countries in the world
She said the war has affected the value chains, and the world markets are caught up in a situation where nothing is normal
India remains in top 5 FDI recipient countries; FDI inflows 65% higher at $500.5 bn during Modi govt, says FM in Rajya Sabha
The reforms contributed to the real GDP growing at an annual average rate of 6.8 per cent during 2014-20, she said
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Global economy is reeling from new supply shocks
Freight growth is higher than before