India union budget – right intent but with trade-offs
The intent of the FY23 union budget is to nurture growth, primarily through public investment, as private investment is yet […]
The intent of the FY23 union budget is to nurture growth, primarily through public investment, as private investment is yet […]
Union Budget – 2022-23 largely revolves around the financial system where the overall, macro-economic stability indicators suggest that the Indian
Continued Policy focus on infrastructure spend supported with sharp increase in budgeted capital outlay Union budget 2022-23 underlined continuation of
The February policy review kept all rates unchanged as well as the accommodative stance maintained, with the usual one dissent.
The December monetary policy review contained a somewhat more dovish than expected assessment of the growth-inflation trade-off (https://idfcmf.com/article/6431 ). Thus
India’s November CPI (Consumer Price Index) at 4.9% y/y was below consensus and our expectation, although it picked up from
We have discussed in detail before the global and local factors that have led us to take a very conservative
We had written recently (https://idfcmf.com/article/6269 ) on the somewhat worrying inflation dynamics that have been evolving, particularly in the US
The RBI / MPC kept all rates unchanged while the stance was retained as accommodative as well with the same