Barclays, Yes Bank raise India inflation forecast as prices jump
Barclays Bank Plc sees the consumer price inflation averaging 5% in the fiscal year that ends March 2024, up from 4.7% earlier. Yes Bank has revised its estimated to 5.3%,.
Barclays Bank Plc sees the consumer price inflation averaging 5% in the fiscal year that ends March 2024, up from 4.7% earlier. Yes Bank has revised its estimated to 5.3%,.
The conclusion of negotiations on the trade pact missed the deadline of October last year. After long delays and several missed deadlines, negotiations on the India-UK free trade agreement (FTA).
The untied funds in FY24 would be released to states in three equal instalments. The Centre’s disbursement of interest-free 50-year capital expenditure loans to states have got a good start.
Indian refiners ramped up purchases from less than 2 per cent of their entire buys in pre-Ukraine war times to 44 per cent to capture the discounted oil. The steep.
The Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, in a release, said, “e-NAM has come a long way since its launch in April 2016. So far, 1361 mandis of 23 states.
Super Rich population doubled to 1.81 mn in 5 years through 2021. The size of the Indian Middle Class, a major driver of economic growth, will jump from 31% of.
As an example of untenable trade barrier he cited the condition that for green hydrogen exports, the distance between the point of generation of renewable energy and the location of.
The asset quality of the micro, small and medium enterprise (MSME) sector improved significantly as the gross non-performing asset (GNPA) ratio declined to 6.8% in March this year, compared with.
Centre and states still have a job at hand. Six years after its launch, the dominant commentary on Goods and Service Tax (GST) is mostly adulatory, thanks to the “big.
As per the revised guidelines, techno-commercial pilot projects for paddy straw supply chain will be established under the bilateral agreement between the beneficiary/aggregator and industries utilising the paddy straw, the.