Fdi Inflows

New e-commerce rules may help boost topline for offline retailers by Rs 10,000-12,000 crore: CRISIL

CRISIL estimated that if B&M retailers lap up even a fourth of the impacted sales of e-retailers, it would lead to topline gains of Rs 10,000-12,000 crore

GDP may inch up to 7.4% in FY20; Reserve Bank likely remaining on long pause as inflation to climb up again: ICICI Bank

The headline inflation will trend in at a comfortable 4 percent in the first half of the next fiscal but will jump to 4.8 percent in the second half

FDI data cannot be taken on face value; RBI needs to regenerate it to provide realistic picture: Experts

The data limitations on FDI inflows include delayed reporting, duplicate reporting, incorrect entries, notional inflows, inappropriate industrial etc

Four years of Narendra Modi: 10 charts that show how the economy fared under the NDA regime vis-a-vis UPA rule

Will the Narendra Modi magic work in 2019? That is the question staring Indians, and global investors, in the face.

Services sector can attract huge investment, generate jobs: President Ram Nath Kovind

President Ram Nath Kovind said on Tuesday that the 12 'champion' services sectors including IT and tourism identified by the government hold a huge potential to attract global investors, promote India's economic growth and generate jobs

Arun Jaitley says government recapitalisation of public sector banks will increase credit flow to small businesses

In the last three-and-a-half years, the government pumped in more than Rs 51,000 crore capital in public sector banks.

Arun Jaitley just tripped over his own feet by admitting economy wasn’t healthy when govt launched note ban

Jaitley is absolutely right in saying a 7-8 percent growth is good enough for India in an environment where rest of the world is facing an economic slowdown

India retains top position as world's highest FDI destination, attracts $62.3 bn in 2016

India has remained ahead of China and the US as far as FDI inflows were concerned in the last year

Is Indian economy a ‘one-eyed king' or a ‘calm island'? It's both

at this stage India is both a ‘one-eyed King’ (a better economy but with own problems) in the land of blind (a world grappling with economic woes) and, in the same sense, a safe Island in choppy waters

Brexit may lead to dip in investment flows from India to UK

For Indian students studying in the UK, Brexit might result in a more level playing field compared with other EU students