the fluctuations of economic activity (business fluctuations) around its long- term growth trend. The cycle involves shifts over time between periods of relatively rapid growth of output (recovery and prosperity), and periods of relative stagnation or decline (contraction or recession). These ...
with revenues reaching ₹ 6,296.5 crore, maintaining a growth trajectory that has always been above trend. More than 70% of the revenue growth came from new products commercialized in the past three years. Thanks to the company's strong performance in exports, PI Industries' EBITDA (...
Private savings had financed most of India's investment, but by the mid-1980s further growth in private savings was tough because they were already at quite a high level. Consequently, in the end of 1980s India relied gradually on borrowing from foreign sources. This trend led to...
growth rate of the pre-1991 Indian economy, which stagnated around 3.5% from 1950s to 1980s, while per capita income growth averaged 1.3%. In what appears to be an exaggeration, theFinancial Timesin its latest issue has an article titled "India’s abject return to talk of Hindu growth ...
there are areas of caution. Excesses in the small and microcap space raise concerns, and there is an anticipation of volatility, especially in segments where valuations appear stiff. Despite these short-term challenges, the overarching trend seems to favour India, presenting a higher growth potential...
Overall, the long-term upward trend of the Indian stock market is underpinned by the rapid and stable growth of the Indian economy, which relies on demographic dividends and technological advancements. At the same time, India is actively promoting economic reforms, focusing on large-scale infrastruc...
As per a report entitled Wealth Report 2012 by Knight Frank and the Citi Private Bank, India is expected to become the biggest global economy by 2050. By that period Delhi and Mumbai are also going to be regarded among the leading 20 cities in terms of growth. The report further states...
The Indian Economy which was billed as the “fastest growing major economy” in the world and the “only bright spot” among Emerging Markets seems to have slowed down even before the latest “shock therapy” of “demonetization”. Indeed, the recently released growth figures from the CSO or ...
India's economy is expected to grow. S&P forecasts 6.8% growth this fiscal year and 6.9% next year. Strong urban consumption and infrastructure investment will drive growth. Inflation is expected to decrease. The RBI may ease monetary policy. The current fiscal year's second quarter growth was...
Business InsightChris Kay Citi feels the heat over India’s job numbers Reaction to forecasts by the bank point to the political sensitivity of research in the country July 24 2024 Indian business & finance India closes in on China as largest emerging market ...