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India’s Economic Activity Remains Resilient; Inflation and Rupee Pressures Raise the Risk of Faster RBI Policy Tightening
Skip to Content Published on: 30 Oct 2026 Last updated on: 30 Oct 2026 Post Views: 27 Link copied to clipboard! India’s economic activity remained broadly resilient, although pockets of weakness emerged. Industrial production growth remained firm in Q2 FY27 despite a September moderation, while manufacturing and services PMIs recovered during the month. Agricultural risks persist following deficient monsoon rainfall. Consumption indicators held up, although early festive-season sales were mixed.
RBI Steps Up Measures to Contain Rupee Pressure and Manage Surplus Banking-System Liquidity
Skip to Content Published on: 12 Oct 2026 Last updated on: 12 Oct 2026 Post Views: 38 Link copied to clipboard! Amid sustained rupee pressure and surplus banking-system liquidity, the RBI announced measures on October 9–10 to support the INR and strengthen liquidity management. These include a special USD window for public-sector OMCs, a Foreign Exchange Risk Reserve (FERR), tighter FX-derivative restrictions, an OMO sale and higher daily CRR maintenance requirements.
Op-ed: Roxana Fazli and Niraj Shukla
Revenue growth, investment, job creation and business scaling are widely accepted measures of startup success. But founders do not enter entrepreneurial ecosystems with equal access to the resources needed to achieve these outcomes. Some start with personal investment and established local relationships. Others may bring extensive education, international experience and strong entrepreneurial capabilities. For immigrant entrepreneurs, the problem is not always a lack of capital.
RBI Begins Policy Tightening Cycle with 25-bps Repo Rate Hike; “Calibrated Tightening” Stance Signals Further Hikes Ahead
Skip to Content Published on: 7 Oct 2026 Last updated on: 7 Oct 2026 Post Views: 54 Link copied to clipboard! The RBI’s October policy meeting marked the start of a monetary policy tightening cycle, with the MPC unanimously raising the repo rate by 25 bps to 5.50%, while also shifting its policy stance from ‘Neutral’ to ‘Calibrated Tightening’. The new stance effectively rules out near-term cuts, leaving a pause or a further rate hike as the next policy move.
India’s Economic Growth Remains Resilient; Broadening Inflation Pressures Bring RBI Policy Tightening Forward
Skip to Content Published on: 29 Sep 2026 Last updated on: 29 Sep 2026 Post Views: 36 Link copied to clipboard! India’s economy remained resilient despite the external energy shock, with Q1 FY27 real GDP growth at 7.8% YoY and economic activity indicators holding firm through July-August. Given stronger-than-expected Q1 growth and continued momentum, we now forecast FY27 real GDP growth at 7.2%.
Households’ Pulse Survey: Q1 FY27
Skip to Content Published on: 11 Sep 2026 Last updated on: 11 Sep 2026 Post Views: 25 Link copied to clipboard! Our latest household survey insights are out. We are pleased to share the Q1 FY27 edition of the DMI Household Pulse Survey, our proprietary quarterly study tracking households’ perceptions of economic conditions, income and employment prospects, credit behaviour, and purchase intentions.
Q1 GDP Print Reinforces Growth Resilience; Robust Economic Activity Gives the RBI Flexibility to Focus on Inflation Control
Skip to Content Published on: 1 Sep 2026 Last updated on: 1 Sep 2026 Post Views: 31 Link copied to clipboard! India’s economy weathered the global energy-supply shock better than initially feared, with Q1 FY27 real GDP growth surprising on the upside at 7.8% YoY, supported by a resilient domestic demand and a stronger net-exports contribution.
Indian Economy Remains Resilient in Q1; Inflation Risks Strengthen the Case for Monetary Policy Tightening
Skip to Content Published on: 30 Aug 2026 Last updated on: 30 Aug 2026 Post Views: 23 Link copied to clipboard! India’s economy appears to have weathered the global supply shock better than initially feared. Q1 FY27 real GDP growth is expected at around 7.4%, down from 7.8% in the previous quarter, creating an upside bias to our FY27 real GDP growth forecast of 6.7%. Industrial output picked up in Q1 and remained robust in July, although the Manufacturing PMI signals softer momentum ahead.
RBI Maintains Status Quo on Rates; Wait-and-Watch Extends, Expected Policy Tightening Now More Back-Ended
Published on: 5 Aug 2026 Last updated on: 5 Aug 2026 Post Views: 43 Link copied to clipboard! The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee unanimously held the repo rate at 5.25% and retained its neutral policy stance. The policy statement was balanced and more cautious than we had anticipated, signalling a continued wait-and-watch approach while preserving the option to recalibrate the policy rate as growthâinflation dynamics evolve.
India Economic Outlook: Geopolitical Risks Ease, but Persistent Uncertainty and El Niño Conditions Continue to Pose Headwinds
Published on: 30 Jun 2026 Last updated on: 30 Jun 2026 Post Views: 19 Link copied to clipboard! Geopolitical risks have moderated following the US-Iran interim peace agreement, though the agreement’s durability, ongoing regional tensions, and the pace of energy supplies normalisation remain key uncertainties.
RBI Holds Rates, Announces Measures to Boost Foreign Capital Inflows; Policy Rate Hikes Likely in H2 FY27
Published on: 6 Jun 2026 Last updated on: 6 Jun 2026 Post Views: 50 Link copied to clipboard! The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee voted unanimously to keep the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25% and retained a neutral policy stance, reflecting a cautious wait-and-watch approach amid uncertainty surrounding the Middle East conflict, energy markets, and global supply chains.
India Economic Outlook: Policy Shifts from Cushioning to Adjustment as Middle East Conflict Prolongs; Progress in US-Iran Negotiations Offers Cautious Optimism
Published on: 29 May 2026 Last updated on: 29 May 2026 Post Views: 26 Link copied to clipboard! Tentative progress in US-Iran negotiations has improved market sentiment and pushed Brent crude oil prices below US$100/bbl, though significant uncertainty remains around the durability and implementation of any potential agreement. The Middle East conflict and associated disruptions continue to weigh on the Indian economy.
Households’ Pulse Survey: Q4 FY26
Published on: 21 May 2026 Last updated on: 21 May 2026 Post Views: 62 Link copied to clipboard! Household sentiment continues to tell an important story of moderating optimism and growing caution, as households navigate income expectations, inflationary pressures, and wider economic uncertainties. Our latest Q4 FY26 India’s Household Pulse Survey shows that while consumers remain broadly optimistic, confidence is falling.
India Economic Outlook: Stagflationary Headwinds Rise as Middle East Conflict Prolongs
Published on: 27 Apr 2026 Last updated on: 27 Apr 2026 Post Views: 28 Link copied to clipboard! The Middle East conflict has entered its ninth week, with no durable resolution in sight. The ceasefire has been extended on an open-ended basis, but commercial traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively at a standstill and crude oil prices remain elevated.
RBI Maintains a Status-Quo on Policy Repo Rate;US–Iran Ceasefire Eases Near-Term Risks
Published on: 8 Apr 2026 Last updated on: 8 Apr 2026 Post Views: 35 Link copied to clipboard! The RBI’s MPC kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25%, maintaining a neutral policy stance and adopting a wait-and-watch approach amid the evolving Middle East conflict. The MPC assessed that the ongoing conflict’s intensity and duration pose risks to both economic growth and inflation, with the initial supply shock potentially evolving into a demand shock if supply chain disruptions persist.
From ‘Goldilocks’ to Stagflation Risk: Middle East Conflict Upends India’s Improving Macro Outlook
Published on: 30 Mar 2026 Last updated on: 30 Mar 2026 Post Views: 20 Link copied to clipboard! The ongoing conflict in the Middle East and the Strait of Hormuz closure have triggered a dual shock of higher energy prices and supply disruptions to the global economy, including India. After over four weeks of hostilities, tentative US–Iran negotiation signals have emerged, though the path to resolution remains highly uncertain.
India Q3 FY26 Growth Resilient at 7.8%; New GDP Series Overhaul Recasts Macro Metrics and Fiscal Math
Published on: 2 Mar 2026 Last updated on: 2 Mar 2026 Post Views: 16 Link copied to clipboard! India’s statistical agency has revised the GDP/GVA base year from 2011–12 to 2022–23, the first comprehensive revision in over a decade, overhauling data sources and estimation methods. The revision incorporates updated methodologies and broader sectoral coverage, aligning national accounts more closely with international best practices.
India–US Interim Trade Framework: A Reset in Trade Relations and a Pathway to a Broader BTA - DMI Finance
Published on: 9 Feb 2026 Last updated on: 9 Feb 2026 Post Views: 27 Link copied to clipboard! India and the US have announced a framework for an Interim Trade Agreement (ITA), marking a reset in bilateral trade relations and laying the groundwork for a phased move toward a comprehensive Bilateral Trade Agreement (BTA).
RBI Holds Rates, Signals ‘Lower for Longer’ Bias with Focus on Policy Transmission
Published on: 6 Feb 2026 Last updated on: 6 Feb 2026 Post Views: 22 Link copied to clipboard! The RBI’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) unanimously kept the policy repo rate unchanged at 5.25%. Meanwhile, it retained the policy stance at neutral, preserving flexibility amid an evolving macroeconomic environment. The decision reflects benign underlying inflation pressures and a resilient growth outlook, supported by domestic demand and potential tailwinds from trade agreements.
FY27 Budget: Fiscal Prudence and CAPEX Continuity, with Reforms Dispersed and Back-Ended
FY27 Budget: Fiscal Prudence and CAPEX Continuity, with Reforms Dispersed and Back-Ended Published on: 2 Feb 2026 Last updated on: 2 Feb 2026 Post Views: 68 Link copied to clipboard! The FY27 Union Budget is broadly in line with expectations, reaffirming the governmentâs commitment to fiscal consolidation, continued focus on CAPEX, and continuity of reform efforts.
Kevin Warsh and US Federal Reserve ‘Regime Change’
Kevin Warsh and US Federal Reserve ‘Regime Change’ Published on: 2 Feb 2026 Last updated on: 2 Feb 2026 Post Views: 38 Link copied to clipboard! Mr. Kevin Warsh’s nomination to be the next US Federal Reserve Chairman could mark the most sweeping changes in the Fed’s operating framework since 1994, when policy rate decisions began to be publicly announced.
Domestic Demand Anchors Growth; FY27 Budget Expected to Reinforce Reform Momentum
Domestic Demand Anchors Growth; FY27 Budget Expected to Reinforce Reform Momentum Published on: 29 Jan 2026 Last updated on: 29 Jan 2026 Post Views: 35 Link copied to clipboard! The Indian economy entered a “Goldilocks” phase in H1 FY26, marked by sharp disinflation alongside accelerating economic growth. Growth momentum is expected to moderate in H2 FY26 due to base and deflator effects, a pullback in government spending, and subdued external demand.
Economic Momentum Likely to Ease in H2-FY26; Expect a Policy Pause Unless Growth Outlook Deteriorates Sharply
Economic Momentum Likely to Ease in H2-FY26; Expect a Policy Pause Unless Growth Outlook Deteriorates Sharply Published on: 24 Dec 2025 Last updated on: 24 Dec 2025 Post Views: 17 Link copied to clipboard! India’s Q2-FY26 growth surprised on the upside, with real GDP expanding by 8.2% YoY, partly supported by a favourable base effect and low deflators.
Wealthy (2017) | abandomoviez.net
"Raees" - 161' - India Crimen Thriller Acción Puntúala Insertar Upload: Locke - Editar ficha Fechas de estreno País Cine DVD Bluray VOD Estados Unidos USA 25 ene 2017 -- -- -- Ver Wealthy online 15 jun 2017 No registrada No registrada No registrada No registrada Trailers Pósters Imágenes Taquilla En TV Lo sentimos, no tenemos imágenes de esta película. Emisiones en televisión: No tenemos ninguna emision en television registrada para este film.
Raees (2017) ⭐ 6.6 | Action, Crime, Drama
Awards Director Writers All cast & crew Production, box office & more at IMDbPro Trivia Following military tensions between Pakistan and India in 2016, various Pakistani artists were banned from working in India. There was similar pressure applied on the makers of Raees to replace Pakistani actress, Mahira Khan. The film's producer, Farhan Akhtar refused to do so and the female lead remained the same.
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