India’s wholesale price inflation saw an increase in February. The rate rose to 2.13 percent from 1.81 percent in January. This rise was influenced by higher prices in manufacturing, metals, food, and textiles. Food inflation also climbed to 1.85 percent. … Read More
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Modi-govt walks fine line between Iran and US as war hits economy
India is intensifying diplomatic engagement with Iran amidst severe gas shortages and economic threats due to Middle East conflict. New Delhi secured safe passage for LPG tankers through the Strait of Hormuz, balancing its strategic ties with the US and … Read More
Jobs data for 50 cities likely soon; Bengaluru, Mumbai in focus
The list of cities to be covered in the survey include Visakhapatnam, Lucknow, Kolkata, Pune, Meerut, Jaipur, Patna, Surat, Gwalior and Chennai, they said, adding that the data could be released in the first half of 2026.
How oil at $100-$150/barrel could weigh on India's growth, inflation and currency
Prolonged high oil prices could still significantly strain external and fiscal balances, potentially triggering policy adjustments in both monetary and fiscal measures.
RBI's likely to raise liquidity to keep 'short' rates in check
The Reserve Bank of India is expected to increase money supply soon. This move aims to prevent short-term interest rates from rising sharply. It will also counter the effects of the RBI’s efforts to support the Rupee. Open market operations … Read More
Impact of Gulf war: Input costs make electronics, cars & more goods expensive
Luxury carmakers Mercedes-Benz and Audi have announced price increases of around 2% effective April 1, while mainstream carmakers are finalising their revisions. Manufacturers said prices of shoes, synthetic fibre-based apparel and decorative household paints could also rise by up to … Read More
India stands tall in shaky world economy as Fitch lifts FY26 growth view to 7.5%
India’s economy is poised for robust growth, with Fitch Ratings projecting 7.5% expansion for the fiscal year ending March 2026, exceeding earlier forecasts. Strong domestic demand, fueled by consumer spending and investment, is the primary driver. Despite a recent slowdown, … Read More