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Why India's latest GDP numbers may not be as good as they look
Gross value added and low investment activity by the private sector remain areas of concern
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India widens growth gap with China
Data supports prognosis that economy would grow at close to 8% in current financial year
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At 7.6% in FY16, India now fastest growing economy
With such a high growth number, India outpaces China - giving PM Modi more reasons to celebrate after completing two years in office last week
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L’India annulla tutte le nuove gare vinte da Finmeccanica.
L’India annulla tutte le nuove gare vinte da Finmeccanica. Si tratta degli appalti per la fornitura di materiale destinato alle forze armate indiane. La decisione di New Delhi preannuncia l’inserimento in una blacklist dell’azienda italiana, che è sotto inchiesta per uno scandalo di tangenti legate alla vendita di elicotteri AgustaWestland ...
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Arun Jaitley meets investors, pitches for infra funding
The finance minister said that efforts are on to make India the most advantageous tax jurisdiction
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At 7.5% projected GDP growth, India set to retain fastest growing economy tag
India will likely hold its ranking as the world's fastest growing large economy in Q4, giving PM Narendra Modi more to celebrate after two years in office
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15 Giu L'internazionalizzazione “East side”: opportunità, incentivi e capitali per lo sviluppo delle imprese italiane
Evento organizzato da Invest in Lombardy – Promos e Gianni, Origoni, Grippo, Cappelli & Partners. Il successo dei processi di internazionalizzazione delle imprese italiane passa tanto da rinnovate azioni di supporto all’export e agli investimenti outbound, quanto da un consolidamento dell’attività strategica di attrazione degli investimenti esteri nel capitale delle nostre ...
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Modi govt's 3rd year to see many more crucial laws: Arun Jaitley
Jaitley said India, from policy paralysis, has transformed into the fastest growing global economy for two years in a row
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Power deficit may double to 5.6% by fiscal 2021-22: Study
India may require 7% annual growth in electricity supply to sustain annual GDP growth of around 8-9%
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USIBC says US firms keen to invest in India, credits improvement in ease of doing business
According to an estimate, US companies have invested $27 billion in India after the NDA government came to power, said USIBC's president
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Chinese participation in Make in India welcome
I would like to once again thank the India-China Business Forum for its contribution in strengthening the economic relations between India and China
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Rahul Khullar: Time to start shouting about trade
Five things the Department of Commerce could do to reverse the slide in India's exports
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India the fastest growing economy during global recession: Jaitley
Says it can grow at the rate of 8-9% in the years to come
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Nepal, India plans setting up energy bank
Nepal would export electricity to India during the summer season and import power from India in the winter when output drops sharply resulting in crippling power shortages
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Centre open to lowering import duty on sugar
Maharashtra imposes stock-holding limits on sugar to check prices from rising
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India will have 8-10 state-owned banks after consolidation: Jayant Sinha
Some of the banks are going to be large-scale global players and some differentiated banks said Minister of State for finance
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Good policy essential to India's stability: Rajan
Terming a sharp slowdown in China as a "significant risk" for the global economy and the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (Saarc) region in particular, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan said on Thursday the ...
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Sharp slowdown in China a 'significant risk' for global economy, SAARC: Rajan
RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan also said that India has in place a four-pronged defence against external shocks
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India's bankruptcy law positive for banks: Moody's
It also added that significant infrastructure constraints have to be crossed for the framework to be fully operational
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India could lose $49 billion in GDP by food price shock: UN
The report also said that the world will likely suffer from more volatile food prices due to rising populations
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Report Card: India's Economy after two years of Modi Government
Tracking India's Economic vitals, as Modi Government completes two years