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- Indian Economy Has Much to Cheer About
- Equitymaster submits: India may not have escaped the global contagion of strained liquidity. But we certainly have much to cheer about. While central bankers in the European and American continent dole out nearly US$ 250 bn each to save the face of their banking industry and even try to...
- External links 2008-10-16
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- INDIA: ADB EXPECTS INDIAN ECONOMY TO GROW BY 6% IN 2002.(Asian Development Bank)(Brief Article)
- The Asian Development Bank has released a report which states that the Indian economy is expected to slightly recover in 2002, and should grow by 6% compared to the 5% growth posted in 2001. In addition, the ADB expects the Indian economy to grow by ...
- Research articles 2002-04-15
- Monsoon Worries, Consumption Slowdown Plague Indian Economy
- The highlight of the last fortnight was RBI’s credit policy and Quarterly Economic Review. The RBI took a neutral stance and kept all the key rates unchanged given the state of economy. GDP growth is pegged at 6% with an upward bias. Inflation remains a worry for RBI and forecasted...
- External links 2009-08-17
- The Indian Economy and Gold Imports
- Shailendra Kumar submits: After my last two articles regarding the impending fall in Indian gold consumption, there has been a flurry of emails. Frankly I am surprised by the response. I did not know so many people out there would be interested in Indian gold consumption. Now I stand corrected....
- External links 2008-08-07
- STRATEGY ANALYTICS: Indian Automotive Electronics Market Reflects Burgeoning Indian Economy; Volume Growth at 10%, Approaching 2.6 Million Passenger Cars by 2013.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-18 January 2007-Strategy Analytics, Inc.: STRATEGY ANALYTICS: Indian Automotive Electronics Market Reflects Burgeoning Indian Economy; Volume Growth at 10, Approaching 2.6 Million Passenger Cars by 2013C1994-2007 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:18012007 Boston, MA - The latest Strategy Analytics Automotive Electronics ...
- Research articles 2007-01-18
- Indian economy to grow at 6%: Deutsche Bank.
- Aug. 20--MUMBAI, India -- Deutsche Bank is the latest in a growing list of entities and commentators gung ho over the India growth story in the long run. The Indian economy could be on course to grow at an average 6 percent over the next 15 years....
- Research articles 2005-08-20
- INDIA: FINANCE MINISTER SAYS WEAK RUPEE IS NOT AFFECTING INDIAN ECONOMY.
- Yashwant Sinha, the Indian Finance Minister, stated that he was unconcerned about the recent fall of the Rupee to record lows against the US dollar. The minister recently spoke at the World Economic Forum in New York. He added that the weakness of the Indian currency was...
- Research articles 2002-02-12
- Outlook for the Indian Economy
- Edward Hugh submits: India’s latest run of strong economic growth and continuing macroeconomic stability is a tribute the important progress made in recent years in macroeconomic management techniques as well as to an earlier generation of structural reforms. India’s economy has now expanded at an average rate of about...
- External links 2008-08-08
- Indian Economy: The Road Ahead Looks Tougher than Expected
- I consider myself to be lucky to witness what we may call some years later the greatest financial crisis of all time. Before I say anything further, I must disclose that this is the first recession or bear market that I have witnessed ever since I could understand what Capital...
- External links 2009-04-28
- INDIAN ECONOMY TO GROW MORE THAN 6% A YR: BANK CEO.
- NEW DELHI, Feb 11 Asia Pulse - After 2-3 years of sluggish growth, the Indian economy is now set to achieve more than six per cent annual growth with industrial revival spurred by retail sector, ICICI Bank CEO, K V Kamath, has said. "I am bullish as never...
- Research articles 2003-02-11
- Indian economy on a roll but fuel prices bleeding treasury: PM
- NEW DELHI AFP — Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says the economy is on its longest roll ever but that state subsidies on petroleum products are bleeding the national treasury. "The going has never been as good for India in the past as it is now as our economy...
- Research articles 2006-08-14
- Sify CEO Comments on Growth Prospects for Indian Companies on CNBC's ''Street Signs''
- CHENNAI, India -- Following several events commemorating Sify Limited's (Nasdaq:SIFY) fifth anniversary of listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market, Mr. R. Ramaraj, CEO, was interviewed by Dylan Ratigan on CNBC's "Street Signs" on Tuesday, October 19. On the program, Mr. Ramaraj was asked to comment on growth prospects of the...
- Research articles 2004-10-20
- Pepsi generation. (Indian economy)
- THE manifesto that won last November's Indian election for Mr. V.P. Singh's National Front was stuffed full of old-fashioned big-government promises. Cynics laid bets on how long it would take the minority government to come to terms with reality. THE manifesto that won...
- Research articles 1990-06-09
- Frost & Sullivan's new report states Indian telecom sector needs to resolve spectrum imbroglio and focus more on rural telephony.(MARKET INTELLIGENCE)
- A report by Frost & Sullivan said that the Indian telecom sector has yet to realize its full potential, despite taking rapid strides in the past few years. Although the country's teledensity has increased from 2 percent in 1998 to 20 percent in 2007, the growth ...
- Research articles 2007-12-01
- Indian politics a picture of doubt
- India's domestic industry has demanded political stability, approval of the budget for 1999-2000 and the passage of crucial liberal economic bills. A cloud hangs over the Indian economy following the recent ouster of the coalition government led by Mr Atal Behari Vajpayee and doubts over Ms Sonia Gandhi's ability...
- Research articles 1999-05-03
- INDIAN NEWSPAPER HIGHLIGHTS - MARCH 19, 2002.
- NEW DELHI, March 19 Asia Pulse - Highlights of today's newspapers: THE TIMES OF INDIA - Central Indian bank Reserve Bank of India RBI Governor Bimal Jalan said the Indian Economy was getting back on the growth path and forecasted a 6...
- Research articles 2002-03-19
- Indian economy grows blistering 8.4 percent in second quarter
- NEW DELHI AFP ? India's economy expanded by a blistering 8.4 percent in the second quarter, putting the South Asian nation into the ranks of the world's fastest-growing economies, official data showed. The growth was driven by agriculture-dependent India's best monsoon in a decade. It put Asia's third-largest...
- Research articles 2003-12-31
- Indian IT market to grow at 21.5%, beat Asia-Pac peers.
- Jan. 3--NEW DELHI -- India's domestic IT market, including hardware, software and services, is expected to grow 21.5 percent during 2007 to touch Rs 75,891 crore, making it the fastest-growing market in the Asia-Pacific region. According to global technology consultant IDC, the domestic IT spending during...
- Research articles 2007-01-03
- High deficit makes "feel good" factor in Indian economy unsustainable: IMF
- NEW DELHI AFP ? India's ruling Hindu nationalists cited India's burgeoning economy as a reason for calling early polls but the International Monetary Fund said a high fiscal debt made it unsustainable, a report said. "If India is going to sustain high growth, its fiscal deficit has to come...
- Research articles 2004-01-17
- ADB OUTLOOK 2002 - INDIAN ECONOMY TO GROW 6.57 PCT IN 2003.
- SYDNEY, Sept 30 Asia Pulse - The Asian Development Bank ADB has forecast India's economy to grow at 6.57 per cent in 2003 in a new report. This is dependent on interventions made to address structural fiscal deficits and to facilitate a further reduction in interest rates, and...
- Research articles 2002-09-30
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