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India To See Higher Consumer Spending With Ease In Inflation: Rating Agency Fitch
Putting an end to the debate on India's growth based on the government's capex push, global rating agency Fitch Ratings said that consumer spending will increase with elevated consumer confidence, a sign of enhanced income for people.
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India To Remain Fastest-Growing Major Economy This Year: Report
India will remain the fastest-growing major economy this year and next, boosted by continued strong government spending, according to a Reuters poll of economists who also said inflation was unlikely to surge again.
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Curb Inflation, Don't Spend Energy On Issues Like Civil Code: Mayawati
BSP chief Mayawati on Saturday took a dig at the BJP, saying instead of spending its energy and resources on "non-essential" issues such as a uniform civil code, the party and its government should work for curbing inflation and alleviating poverty.
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India To Spend Additional $26 Billion To Fight Inflation: Report
The Indian government is considering spending an additional 2 trillion rupees ($26 billion) in the 2022/23 fiscal year to cushion consumers from rising prices and fight multi-year high inflation, two government officials told Reuters.
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Growth Forecast for India Pegged Back, Despite Rate Cuts: Reuters Poll
A spectacular fall in global crude oil prices, roughly 60 per cent in the last six months, has sent inflation tumbling, reduced India's import bill, will make it easier for the government to cut costly fuel subsidies, and has freed up more disposable income for India's middle classes to spend on other goods and services.
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Strong government will not be a game changer for India: Moody's
India is growing at the slowest pace in a decade and the persistently high and sticky inflation has forced the central bank to push interest rates higher, further impacting growth. High fiscal deficit may force the finance minister to cut spending in the current quarter, which is likely to weigh on growth, analysts say.
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Inflation likely to hit 11-month high in October
India's headline inflation likely accelerated to an 11-month high in October on costlier fuel and food, a headache for the government in a battle with the central bank over spending and high interest rates ahead of state elections.
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Three years of UPA-II: Inflation, falling rupee hurt aam aadmi, industry questions governance
Rising inflation, falling rupee, policy paralysis, runaway spending: Both industry and the common man have a lot to complain about the UPA-II government's three years in office.
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GDP growth likely to slow; fiscal deficit target to be missed: Rangarajan
India's GDP growth is likely to decline due to slackening industrial output and slowdown in global economy
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India To See Higher Consumer Spending With Ease In Inflation: Rating Agency Fitch
Putting an end to the debate on India's growth based on the government's capex push, global rating agency Fitch Ratings said that consumer spending will increase with elevated consumer confidence, a sign of enhanced income for people.
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India To Remain Fastest-Growing Major Economy This Year: Report
India will remain the fastest-growing major economy this year and next, boosted by continued strong government spending, according to a Reuters poll of economists who also said inflation was unlikely to surge again.
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Curb Inflation, Don't Spend Energy On Issues Like Civil Code: Mayawati
BSP chief Mayawati on Saturday took a dig at the BJP, saying instead of spending its energy and resources on "non-essential" issues such as a uniform civil code, the party and its government should work for curbing inflation and alleviating poverty.
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India To Spend Additional $26 Billion To Fight Inflation: Report
The Indian government is considering spending an additional 2 trillion rupees ($26 billion) in the 2022/23 fiscal year to cushion consumers from rising prices and fight multi-year high inflation, two government officials told Reuters.
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Growth Forecast for India Pegged Back, Despite Rate Cuts: Reuters Poll
A spectacular fall in global crude oil prices, roughly 60 per cent in the last six months, has sent inflation tumbling, reduced India's import bill, will make it easier for the government to cut costly fuel subsidies, and has freed up more disposable income for India's middle classes to spend on other goods and services.
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Strong government will not be a game changer for India: Moody's
India is growing at the slowest pace in a decade and the persistently high and sticky inflation has forced the central bank to push interest rates higher, further impacting growth. High fiscal deficit may force the finance minister to cut spending in the current quarter, which is likely to weigh on growth, analysts say.
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Inflation likely to hit 11-month high in October
India's headline inflation likely accelerated to an 11-month high in October on costlier fuel and food, a headache for the government in a battle with the central bank over spending and high interest rates ahead of state elections.
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Three years of UPA-II: Inflation, falling rupee hurt aam aadmi, industry questions governance
Rising inflation, falling rupee, policy paralysis, runaway spending: Both industry and the common man have a lot to complain about the UPA-II government's three years in office.
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GDP growth likely to slow; fiscal deficit target to be missed: Rangarajan
India's GDP growth is likely to decline due to slackening industrial output and slowdown in global economy
