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Economic Implications of Iran-Israel Conflict for India

The increase in tensions between Iran and Israel could prompt a rapid and possibly exaggerated response in the Indian market, amplifying existing pressures caused by diminished expectations of Federal...

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India’s Economic Resilience: Moody’s Upgrades Growth Forecast for 2024

In its recent report, global rating agency Moody's has revised its economic growth forecast for India in the CY 2024 to an impressive 6.8%....

India’s Exports in H1 2023-24: Unpacking the Numbers & Looking Ahead

Indian export sector faces challenges, while the global economy anticipates a slowdown due to inflation and tight finances....

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Transforming India’s states exports landscape, state wise analysis

Gujarat, Maharashtra, and Tamil Nadu lead the export charge, contributing over 85% of the nation's total exports. IBT takes a closer look at the micro drivers of exports. India's states are highly un...

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Chinese Slowdown and Trade Turmoil: Is India Ready to Be the New Engine of Growth?

Today, the world finds itself struggling with a widespread slowdown, deflationary pressures, and the rising threat of recession in several countries. China, the world's second-largest economy and a ma...

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Negotiating FTAs – are we ready for MRAs?

As India has embarked on free trade negotiations with many of its important trading partners like the UK, Canada, Australia and the European Commission, one of the means for gaining freer access to ou...

RBI
RBI keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.5%

The Reserve Bank of India has surprised the nation by keeping the repo rate unchanged at 6.5%. The move acted as a breather for the borrowers, as it will hit a pause on their lending rates linked to ...

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Sustaining the green shoots of Indian economy

The Indian economy is showing green shoots again after the brutal second wave of COVID-19 which almost paralyzed economic activity for a year. Exports are currently robust, and India has a critical wi...

Prof. Nilabja Ghosh
Post-COVID, the Indian economy has to make smart choices

Prof. Nilabja Ghosh asserts that large scale computerization and mechanization, which have accelerated due to COVID-19, will inevitably reduce labour intensity of production techniques that will not b...

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Indian economy & Covid-19: Risk aversion may be higher in 2nd wave

Dr Rajeswari Sengupta, Assistant Professor at IGIDR, opines that trend of increased demand from international markets for merchandise goods will continue at least for one more year, which India must l...

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