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Food Inflation May Hit Discretionary Spending

By Uniquetimesorg September 1, 2026 0

India’s government warned that rising food inflation could put pressure on household spending on non-food discretionary items, as a larger share of disposable income may be spent on essentials. The government’s monthly economic report said the outlook for food inflation and agricultural output remains uncertain. An intensifying El Niño, expected to peak later in 2026, […]Continue Reading

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India’s Arecanut Imports Rise Sharply as Exports Lag Behind

By Uniquetimesorg December 8, 2025 0

India’s dependence on imported arecanut has surged over the past decade, with import volumes and values far outpacing export growth, according to official data. While exports showed only marginal growth, imports have remained high despite a 100% import duty, highlighting rising reliance on foreign arecanut. In 2024-25, India exported 2,396.26 MT worth Rs 105.84 crore, […]Continue Reading

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Moody’s Predicts India’s Economic Growth to Surpass Other G20 Nations for the Next 2 Years

By uniquetimes August 22, 2023 0

Moody’s Investors Service has reaffirmed India’s credit rating at ‘Baa3’, the lowest investment grade, and maintained a stable outlook. The agency acknowledged the potential for high economic growth in India, which is expected to surpass that of all other G20 economies for at least the next two years, driven by domestic demand. Moody’s also Continue Reading

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RBI Governor: India’s Economic Growth to Continue at a Rapid Pace in 2023

By uniquetimes June 14, 2023 0

According to Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das, India’s economic growth in recent years has been primarily driven by strong domestic demand, particularly in terms of private consumption and investment. He expressed confidence that India will continue to be one of the fastest-growing major economies in 2023. Governor Das made these remarks during Continue Reading