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Q3 Economic Growth Stronger Than Data Suggests: Economists
The lower-than-expected growth was led by an upward adjustment in the base year GDP, Pranjul Bhandari, chief India economist at HSBC said, adding that the level of output compared to pre-pandemic quarters continued to improve.
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India's Social Sector Spending Inadequate By Global Standards
According to the global financial services major, fiscal multipliers of health and education spending are even higher than that of capex, but they often get side-lined.
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Services Growth Picks Up Pace in January: HSBC PMI
The Reserve Bank of India held interest rates steady on Tuesday, while boosting banks' liquidity in a bid to persuade them to lower lending rates after they failed to pass on the benefits of the last official rate cut three weeks ago.
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Brokerages See Upside in Growth Estimate
Foreign brokerage firms expect an upside to India's growth estimates after a revision in the base year, but they expect the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to hold rates in the monetary policy review on Tuesday, February 3.
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Inflation, Factory Output Data Warrant Monetary Easing in 2015
According to HSBC, the CPI inflation would average in the 5.5-6 per cent range in the first half of 2015. RBI's current target is 6 per cent CPI inflation in January 2016.
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Q3 Economic Growth Stronger Than Data Suggests: Economists
The lower-than-expected growth was led by an upward adjustment in the base year GDP, Pranjul Bhandari, chief India economist at HSBC said, adding that the level of output compared to pre-pandemic quarters continued to improve.
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India's Social Sector Spending Inadequate By Global Standards
According to the global financial services major, fiscal multipliers of health and education spending are even higher than that of capex, but they often get side-lined.
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Services Growth Picks Up Pace in January: HSBC PMI
The Reserve Bank of India held interest rates steady on Tuesday, while boosting banks' liquidity in a bid to persuade them to lower lending rates after they failed to pass on the benefits of the last official rate cut three weeks ago.
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Brokerages See Upside in Growth Estimate
Foreign brokerage firms expect an upside to India's growth estimates after a revision in the base year, but they expect the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to hold rates in the monetary policy review on Tuesday, February 3.
-
Inflation, Factory Output Data Warrant Monetary Easing in 2015
According to HSBC, the CPI inflation would average in the 5.5-6 per cent range in the first half of 2015. RBI's current target is 6 per cent CPI inflation in January 2016.
