Indian economy

Indian economy

Understanding India’s growth recession

Understanding India’s growth recession

Global integration without domestic reforms cannot take an economy too far.  It has been almost three decades since India liberalized and integrated with the global economy

The rupee's sharp decline and a liquidity crisis in the once-hot shadow banking sector have weakened consumption and investment/ Reuters

India's economic growth slows, pressure on Modi to speed up reforms

Through the 1990s, India steadily ceded ground to neighbouring China, which emerged as a global export powerhouse of labour-intensive products (Jayachandran /Mint)

How India’s growth bubble fizzled out

India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi attends the ASEAN-India Summit on the sideline of the 35th ASEAN Summit in Bangkok, Thailand November 3, 2019/ Reuters

India to further ease tax rules to boost investment

Demand has fallen off a cliff. Photo: Bloomberg

India needs to face up to its flaws

CCTV cameras are seen installed above the logo of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) inside its headquarters in Mumbai, India, February 7, 2019/ Reuters

Risk of contagion in India's financial sector rising

Labourers work at the construction site of a residential building on the outskirts of Kolkata, India, July 5, 2019/ Reuters

Indian property slump leaves beleaguered banks exposed

The logo of Reserve Bank of India (RBI) inside its office in New Delhi, India July 8, 2019/ Reuters

India's industrial output shrinks at fastest rate in more than six years

India’s economic rise is a question of time

India’s economic rise is a question of time

A man counts Indian currency notes inside a shop in Mumbai, India, August 13, 2018/ Reuters

India to borrow gross 2.68 trillion rupees during October-March

A cashier displays the new 2000 Indian rupee banknotes inside a bank in Jammu, November 15, 2016/ Reuters

India’s biggest lenders fail to meet even a shrunken funding demand

A man walks at the seafront as scattered clouds are seen over Mumbai's skyline, India, June 10, 2015/ Reuters

Indian economy set for weakest quarter of growth in five years

Former President Pranab Mukherjee said that $5 trillion economy is possible by 2025/ Reuters

Aim of becoming $5-trillion economy possible: Pranab Mukherjee