GDP growth

Experts are forecasting a further expansion of the economy by 3.1% in the second quarter. The US economy is showing signs of returning to pre-pandemic levels as it has registered a GDP growth of 6.4% in the first quarter of the year. …

Earning Of Every Indian Increased By 30% In 6 Years; Bihar Beats Every State In Growth In a positive turn of events, a new report has revealed that every Indian, on an average, is earning about 30% more than what was earned six years…

Repo rate is the interest at which RBI lends money to other banks, which are meant for consumer loans. It is also called short-term lending rate.

So the growth rates (GDP, credit ratings etc) show no promise or hint of a genuine rise in the numbers. I don’t think much can be expected, even if there is a phenomenal growth, it is expected to be less than 6 for the next fiscal year.…

Further to my previous post on how corporations in US are still doing well (with highest proportion of companies with positive EPS) and how we’re still not going to have recession this time, The recent economic news for emerging economies…

Government of India today released its much awaited Economic Outlook for 2011-12 that pegs the India’s GDP growth rate for 2011-12 at 8.2% as compared to 8.5% registered last year. Given the current adverse global circumstances and high…

Last night, I was reading about Professor Jagdish Bhagwati (renowned professor on Indian Political Economy at Columbia University) who quotes that ‘we will more or less become what China is today and that will make us the fourth…

Forbes released the 2010 rankings of Best countries to do business with. Denmark is ranked as the best country to do business followed by Hong Kong and New Zealand. United states saw the biggest fall in this years ranking, which fell to…

India registers highest quarterly GDP growth in 2 years – Expects 9 % Growth going forward After couple of years of recessionary phase – India is back on a fierce growth path. Last Quarter’s GDP growth of 8.8 percent is highest since…

Since prehistoric times, Indian economy was often called the ‘monsoon economy’. It reflects the critical role of the monsoon in Indian agricultural economy. Few days back, I read this newspaper headline ‘ Higher planting and renewed…