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Opinion | Act 3, Take 1: Five Economic Planks The New Government Must Focus On
Scan the landscape, and we foresee the global economy resilient in 2024. But a multitude of factors - geopolitical uncertainties, debt piles, tariff friction and climatic disruptions - seethe underneath.
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India's Growth Faces More Domestic Obstacles Than Global: Crisil
Domestic factors are a bigger constraint for India's shift to a faster growth trajectory than the global factors, CRISIL's chief economist has said.
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Economy Well Prepared to Weather US Fed Tightening: Crisil
Going forward into 2015, the country will be among a select few economies which will witness rising growth and falling inflation, Joshi added.
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Analysts, economists divided over Raghuram Rajan's measures
The surprise rate hike and liquidity boost by Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan in his maiden mid-quarterly monetary policy left analysts and economists divided with a section terming the moves as "growth-supportive", while others saying he has left the market confused and further dampened the already anaemic growth.
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India Inc flays policy delays, calls for long-term policies to revive growth
Corporate honchos, led by Infosys non-executive chairman K V Kamath and GVK Group vice-chairman Sanjay Reddy on Saturday called for long-term policies to revive sagging growth and blamed lack of policy clarity, coupled with high interest rate as the key reason for the current economic mess.
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Opinion | Act 3, Take 1: Five Economic Planks The New Government Must Focus On
Scan the landscape, and we foresee the global economy resilient in 2024. But a multitude of factors - geopolitical uncertainties, debt piles, tariff friction and climatic disruptions - seethe underneath.
-
India's Growth Faces More Domestic Obstacles Than Global: Crisil
Domestic factors are a bigger constraint for India's shift to a faster growth trajectory than the global factors, CRISIL's chief economist has said.
-
Economy Well Prepared to Weather US Fed Tightening: Crisil
Going forward into 2015, the country will be among a select few economies which will witness rising growth and falling inflation, Joshi added.
-
Analysts, economists divided over Raghuram Rajan's measures
The surprise rate hike and liquidity boost by Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan in his maiden mid-quarterly monetary policy left analysts and economists divided with a section terming the moves as "growth-supportive", while others saying he has left the market confused and further dampened the already anaemic growth.
-
India Inc flays policy delays, calls for long-term policies to revive growth
Corporate honchos, led by Infosys non-executive chairman K V Kamath and GVK Group vice-chairman Sanjay Reddy on Saturday called for long-term policies to revive sagging growth and blamed lack of policy clarity, coupled with high interest rate as the key reason for the current economic mess.
