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…

Inflation is India’s biggest problem now (apart from corruption, scams, parliamentary standoffs, corporate governance). Of course every emerging country has to go through this phase once in its growth phase. Theoretically, some proportion…

Global Consumer Confidence Index which harps on assessing consumer’s confidence in the status of their personal finances, job market and spending power has taken a hit in the recently conducted survey by Nielsen company. The extent of the…

Back in 2006-2007, anything & everything about Indian Economy was looking rosy – The GDP growth was consistently around 8.5% to 9%, one of the highest in the world. Infact, many analysts even said that in couple of years time, India…

Despite fraught with multiple corruption charges within the political party, one thing for sure - the reformist movement at the UPA government has reigned over the lethargically-motivated bureaucratic red-tapism. This Congress-led…

Inflation is probably the biggest bottleneck that is facing India and its Economic Future. The high rate of inflation has remained untamed for quite a few months now and it has taken serious toll on Aam Aadmi. One of the biggest reasons…

Until a year ago, it was of common knowledge that corruption is deeply rooted in India. However, it was the scandalous year 2010 that established this perception into fact. All the major scams – be it Commonwealth games fiasco, 2G spectrum…

In the 1st part of the article on “Indian Economic Growth may slowdown in 2011” – we saw how high inflation, slow reformist movement, earnings slowdown, high fiscal deficit and volatile industrial growth can hamper the future growth…

Dear all, the stock markets have already discounted (by moving down, of course!) that India growth story may soften up a bit going into 2011. Did you ask how? It’s simple! Equity markets tend to digest latest news flow and adjust its…

There is one good news and one bad news! Of course, the good news first – the growth engine of the world, the United States, is recovering with a surge in exports to their highest level in 2 years helping it narrow their trade deficit. And,…