FY24 marks third year of 7% plus growth as global economy struggles: FinMin
The finance ministry said "exporting" one's way to growth is no longer easy given the global challenges.
The finance ministry said "exporting" one's way to growth is no longer easy given the global challenges.
The UN report said tight financial conditions and fiscal and external imbalances will continue to weigh on growth in South Asia in the near term.
The central bank’s focus on states with good fiscal management records while giving more than a free pass to delinquent industries and the Centre is counter-productive.
During the month under review, input costs rose at the second-slowest rate in nearly three-and-a-half years and charge inflation softened to a nine-month low.
On a year-on-year basis, the country's current account deficit narrowed by 3.8% from $30.9 billion in the September quarter last fiscal year.
The additional spending approval sought through the first supplementary demand is substantially lower than the approval for ₹4.3 lakh crore sought in the first supplementary demand for grants in FY23
Titled the 'Global Credit Outlook 2024: New Risks, New Playbook,' the report expects the country to be the fastest-growing major economy in the next three years.
According to S&P Global, a key feature of the latest results was a substantial easing of price pressures.
63.7% of Bihar households earning ₹333 per day show acute poverty and isn’t very different from what the "free" ration to 67% country's households, now extended for five more years, also does.
IPEF seeks to strengthen economic engagement among partner countries with the goal of advancing growth, peace and prosperity in the region.