After a stellar earnings season in Q4 of FY21, India’s growth engine seems to have lost its steam in the June quarter because of the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
While Indian banks' improved financial metrics do not fully reflect the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the under–capitalised PSBs are likely to remain risk averse and lose market share.
The veteran of the investment industry argues that this decade will witness an export-led growth. And while IT and pharma would rule the economy, other smaller industries, too, will jostle to rise up.
As expected, the economy staged a turnaround in the third quarter of FY21 with a GDP growth figure of 0.4%. The stage is now set for a big rebound in FY22.
As a fiscal roadmap to reinstate and revive India’s economic recovery, the spending oriented Union Budget 2021 comes across as an exercise in prudence.
Budget 2021, the first paperless one in the history of independent India, has been touted as one of the landmark Budgets of recent times. Here are some key points to ponder.
Budget 2021 was certainly the most transformational one we've seen in recent times. In many ways, it serves as a blueprint meant to prepare India to take her rightful place in the new global order.
The Budget 2021 comes at a pivotal moment for Indian economy. Now the big question is, will it be truly transformational in giving India the big growth trajectory it desperately needs? If yes, how?
As the Economic Survey Report 2020-21 was tabled in the Parliament, India Inc. spoke about how the report charts the government's future course of action in order to propel growth.
