
Unlike global economy, India will not slow down in 2023: RBI
RBI experts argue the economy is "intrinsically better positioned" than others, thanks to demonstrated resilience and its reliance on domestic drivers.
RBI experts argue the economy is "intrinsically better positioned" than others, thanks to demonstrated resilience and its reliance on domestic drivers.
CEA V. Anantha Nageswaran says if the global economy slows down, as IMF and others have projects, then commodity prices should retreat on monetary tightening
India is a bright spot in an otherwise gloomy world; inflation remains elevated but breather in Nov, Dec, says Das.
High FD rates along with a slower rural and global economy may emerge as the biggest threat to Indian equities in 2023.
“Inflation in India is in reasonably good shape right now, compared to the rest of the world,” says Diamond, who won this year’s Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics.
If the household budget/cost of living was ₹100 in September 2021 across all countries, it has now increased by ₹12 in both the US & India, but it has increased by ₹20 in Germany and ₹23 in the UK.
Last week, the Amazon founder said the state of the economy does not look good and hence layoffs are taking place across sectors.
PM Modi said he will highlight India’s “unwavering commitment to collectively address global challenges”.
Yellen is also likely to discuss issues pertaining to the shifting of supply chains out of China.
Price rise, supply disruptions due to Russia-Ukraine war and China lockdown have taken the fizz out of post-pandemic economic recovery. How will this impact India?