According to a UN report, as the Ukraine conflict has an impact on global GDP, India is expected to grow by 6.4 percent in 2022, slower than last year’s 8.8 percent but still the fastest-growing major economy, with higher inflationary pressures and uneven labour market recovery stifling Continue Reading
Now, it seems, the nation is no longer bothered about the important question of economic slowdown. Not any time in the recent past, the Indian economy has gone this worse. If the economy moves in this pace, the country is less likely to find itself anywhere near its ambitious target of becoming a five trillion […]Continue Reading
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has thanked the NRI business community for their contribution in the economic growth of the country. It is when he has addressed a group of NRI business community members in the capital of the United Arab Empire, Abu Dhabi, that he has thanked the business community. He has mentioned about […]Continue Reading
The instability that the Indian Rupee has suffered in the recent times is the most serious issues the Indian economy is facing at this moment, as per an observer’s opinion. It is clear that some serious measures have to be taken to stabilise the Rupee, if what the observer has found out is right and […]Continue Reading
Developing Asia is poised to sustain its current growth momentum and is well positioned to manage risks coming from a slightly slower Chinese economy and possible uneven demand from major industrialized nations, the Asian Development Bank said. India is forecast to accelerate to 5.5 percent this year, much faster than the 4.7 percent forecast in […]Continue Reading